AAP - 29-04-2022

Nearly half of British children are overweight because of a lack of fitness exacerbated by lockdowns induced by the pandemic. A study done in partnership with

HealthTimes - 28-04-2022

A telehealth doctor is urging the public to seek medical advice if they experience emerging health symptoms, after a survey found that surprising health issues have appeared

AAP - 26-04-2022

A dozen people have contracted COVID-19 on one of the first cruise ships allowed back into Western Australia since the pandemic began. Ten passengers and two

AAP - 26-04-2022

With many jurisdictions preparing for the return of full-scale Anzac Day services after two COVID-disrupted years, Victoria’s health department has shared risk-mitigation

AAP - 25-04-2022

Teachers and students will still be able to attend school if someone they live with contracts COVID-19 as NSW announces its plans for the return of school for the second term

AAP - 22-04-2022

Advice given by the NSW chief health officer before changes were made to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions will remain secret until parliament orders its release.

AAP - 21-04-2022

RULES CHANGING IN VICTORIA FROM 11.59PM ON FRIDAY, APRIL 22: * Close contacts don't need to quarantine for seven days, as long as they wear a mask indoors,

AAP - 21-04-2022

The requirement to wear face masks has come to an end in Spain and the United States, via a government announcement and a judicial ruling respectively, as five countries prepare

AAP - 20-04-2022

A Tasmanian hospital ward has been closed to visitors and admissions after four patients tested positive to COVID-19. Other patients in the Launceston General

AAP - 20-04-2022

While industries around the world have suffered during the pandemic, few have been hit harder than the cruise line sector which is celebrating its long-awaited return to Sydney