Victoria’s failed contact tracing has ‘destroyed lives and livelihoods’
Victorian Opposition health spokesperson Georgie Crozier says the Victorian government’s failure to successfully carry out contact tracing has been “catastrophic”.
Victorian Opposition health spokesperson Georgie Crozier says the Victorian government’s failure to successfully carry out contact tracing has been “catastrophic”.
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Police carried out searches on Wednesday at the Open Russia opposition group’s office in Moscow and the homes of several opposition activists running in local elections this weekend, raids that the Kremlin’s critics described as intimidation.
The blazing summer heat in the Japanese capital could still make the Tokyo Olympic Games ‘a nightmare’, an advisor to the organising committee has told Reuters. Libby Hogan reports.
US commentator Chris Stear says the Left in America are playing right into US President Donald Trump and the Republican Party’s hands.
Sky News host Peter Gleeson says the Queensland government’s hubris and arrogance knows no bounds amid announcements about the states estimated debt figures.
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Resorts along the Jersey Shore were packed for Labor Day weekend, local reports said, as the state further lifted restrictions to allow for indoor dining and theater performances. Gov Phil Murphy urged residents to continue to practice social distancing, wear masks, and take precautions as they enjoyed the holiday. Credit: AtTheShore.com via Storyful
A WA nurse who was among a group of volunteers sent to help Victoria’s response to the pandemic has contracted COVID-19, forcing the entire group to go into isolation.
Groups are urging the REIV to retract its ‘callous’ advice that uses tenants as “collateral damage”, in response to the government’s road map announcement.
The Australian share market inched higher after collapsing spectacularly on Friday on the back of a Wall St plunge many had argued was well overdue, but came nowhere near making up the 3 per cent lost in that session.