AAP - 18-04-2022

Australian authorities are lifting a ban on cruise liners that's been in place since March 2020. NSW, Victoria and Queensland have outlined testing and vaccination

AAP - 17-04-2022

Global COVID-19 deaths on weekends have been higher compared to weekdays during the pandemic, a study has found. Researchers accepted that reporting delays could

AAP - 16-04-2022

LONDON, RAW - ASIA-PACIFIC * Automakers in China may have to suspend production in May if suppliers in Shanghai and surrounding areas are not able to resume work,

AAP - 16-04-2022

Global COVID-19 cases have surpassed 500 million, according to a Reuters tally as the highly contagious BA.2 sub-variant of Omicron surges in many countries in Europe and

AAP - 16-04-2022

A new COVID-19 sub-variant has been detected in Victorian wastewater as virus case numbers across the country remain stubbornly high. More than 30,000 new infections

AAP - 13-04-2022

South Australians will receive an early Easter present - a relaxed mask mandate and the mothballing of QR code check-ins. Premier Peter Malinauskas announced

AAP - 13-04-2022

Britain will expand access to Pfizer's oral antiviral COVID-19 treatment to thousands more people by adding it to a trial to assess how best to use the drug in its highly

AAP - 11-04-2022

Australians will still be able to vote on election day if stuck in COVID-19 isolation as a confirmed case or close contact. The Australian Electoral Commission

AAP - 07-04-2022

Lawyers for AFLW player Deni Varnhagen want to cross examine South Australia's chief health officer as part of a Supreme Court challenge to the state's COVID-19 vaccination

AAP - 07-04-2022

A suspended Melbourne pharmacist has been accused of spreading "dangerous nonsense" about COVID-19 health restrictions and vaccinations in her bid to resume practising.