The NRL is investigating four Gold Coast Titans players who were allegedly playing the pokies in a Sydney pub without masks.
Among the group was New Zealand international and club co-captain Kevin Proctor, Gold Coast coach Justin Holbrook confirmed.
He said the hard-running second-rower and three of his teammates were cooperating with the NRL probe as they prepare for Saturday s clash with the Canberra Raiders at Jubilee Oval in Kogarah.
Two other big names in rugby league are facing possible sanctions after being photographed at the Tim Tzsyu boxing match in Newcastle without a mask on Wednesday night.
Pictured: New Zealand international and club co-captain Kevin Proctor with his partner
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Queenslanders and other travellers who visited Brisbane in recent weeks say it is grossly unfair they are still being kept in quarantine in Tasmania, despite the easing COVID-19 situation in Greater Brisbane.
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The detainees are pleading with the Tasmanian government to release them before their mandated 14-day quarantine period is over.
Two COVID-19 clusters emanating from a doctor and a nurse at Brisbane s Princess Alexandra Hospital had resulted in a growing number of cases in recent weeks.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the historical case is the missing link from the first cluster. That s fantastic news, the premier told reporters. Queenslanders, what a great effort - 35,357 tests in the past 24 hours. That is truly incredible. Great testing results.
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Queensland s Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young said the nurse had been infectious from 10 to 23 March did not develop symptoms and had done nothing wrong. We managed to pick her up through being a contact of course, and we have done the testing and that s come back positive, Dr Young said. The nurse, again, through absolutely no fault of her own, has then gone home and transmitted to her partner, who is one of that group that we know who live in that north Brisbane area and a close social network.
Aussie man hospitalised after AstraZeneca jab A man has been admitted to a Melbourne hospital with a rare blood clotting condition following the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Health by Erin Lyons, Shoba Rao, James Hall 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM
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Subscriber only A man has been admitted to a Melbourne hospital with a rare blood clotting condition following the AstraZeneca vaccine.
The Australian reports Australia s chief health officers are urgently reviewing the case after he got the AstraZeneca vaccine on March 22, presented to hospital suffering fever and abdominal pain and was found to have abdominal clots with a very low platelet count.
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