Three New Qld Cases
Queensland Health has announced three new COVID-19 cases in the State but none are currently considered to be a risk to the community.
Queensland Health has announced three new COVID-19 cases in the State but none are currently considered to be a risk to the community.
The new border declaration passes for those eligible to enter Queensland are now available online.
Doctors are again warning Australians not to seek out or use hydroxychloroquine to “cure” or “prevent” COVID-19.
South Regional Council has urged local residents to “be alert, not alarmed” when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has confirmed the man currently in home quarantine in Toowoomba was not a consular official.
The Darling Downs Health Service reported one new confirmed case of COVID-19 at the weekend, taking the Queensland total since the pandemic began to 1085.
Queensland Health has issued a Public Health Alert in relation to the three latest confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the State.
Tradies have been warned that fake half-face disposable respirators have been sold in Australia which may not protect them against hazardous dusts and chemicals.
Queensland has declared the greater Sydney area a COVID-19 “hotspot” following more confirmed cases in NSW.
Darling Downs Health is encouraging South Burnett residents to “have a conversation” this week with their loved ones about organ and tissue donation.
If you’re not sure whether wearing a face mask is worth it, or you need to wear a mask but are unsure which type, new research should help you decide.
A small building at Kingaroy Hospital which has served the community for more than 60 years is on the move again!
The City of Fairfield in NSW has been added to Queensland’s official COVID-19 “hotspot” list.
AgForce is calling on the State Government to improve access to the vaccine for Q Fever, an infectious disease that can cause significant lifelong health issues for farm workers and abattoir employees.
If South Burnett CTC staff looked a little dozy on Friday it was nothing to worry about … they were just celebrating National Pyjama Day.
Staff at Orana Aged Care in Kingaroy have been working hard at the frontline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Queenslanders with vision loss will be eligible for disability parking permits for the first time after the State Government passed major legislative reforms this week.
Customers who provide false contact details at venues – part of COVID Safe reopening directions – are putting the health of other Queenslanders at risk – and risking a large fine.
A petition calling for the appointment of a Specialist Cancer Nurse in the South Burnett is being supported by Member for Nanango, Deb Frecklington.
Queensland Health is investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections among young children linked to contact with backyard poultry.