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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk offers the state s purpose-built quarantine facility to house northern NSW flood victims

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has offered to house displaced New South Wales flood victims in the Wellcamp quarantine facility.

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Annastacia Palaszczuk confirms Queensland s hotel quarantine program is over in exchange for Toowoomba s Wellcamp facility

Queensland’s COVID-19 hotel quarantine program will officially conclude on Wednesday, with the Sunshine State swapping out the scheme for the newly built Wellcamp facility.

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How a Mackay juror caused a mistrial in child rape case

How a Mackay juror caused a mistrial in child rape case
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Langer, Payne Cups: Armchair guide to best schoolboys

Reece Walsh and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow have blazed into the NRL like comets across the night sky. So who is next to come out of the Langer-Payne systems?

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Virgin boss explains death comment

Virgin boss explains death comment Virgin Australia CEO Jayne Hrdlicka sets record straight on “some people may die” comment. Picture: Supplied. Business by Gerard Cockburn Premium Content Subscriber only Virgin Australia boss Jayne Hrdlicka has explained her controversial comment that Australia’s borders need to reopen even if “some people may die” in a memo to staff. Ms Hrdlicka sparked outrage earlier this week when attempting to make the case that Australians needed to accept COVID in the community. “It will make us sick but won’t put us into hospital. Some people may die but it will be way smaller than the flu,” she told a Queensland University of Technology forum in Brisbane on Monday.

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