Qld reports 20,566 COVID cases, one death
Queensland has recorded 20,566 new COVID-19 cases and one death, with the jump in infections partially attributed to delays from a number of testing labs.
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Lutkins joins star AFLW knee casualties
Brisbane key defender Kate Lutkins has joined Isabel Huntington and Bri Davey as high-profile AFLW players to suffer season-ending ACL injuries in round one.
Farmers urge shopper calm amid COVID-19
Farmers have urged calm amid supply chain concerns saying there is plenty of fresh produce available, while urging the competition watchdog to intervene.
COVID-hit Roar facing FFA Cup challenge
Brisbane Roar face a massive challenge in Wednesday's FFA Cup quarter-final against Sydney FC with up to six first-team players unavailable for the match.
Far north Qld flooded, cyclone heads to NT
Cape York's major road is likely to be cut amid flooding caused by heavy rainfall from former Cyclone Tiffany, which is expected to reform and hit the NT.
Grave concerns for girl lost in Qld floods
The search continues for a 14-year-old girl swept away in floodwaters north of Brisbane, as a clearer picture emerges of the extent of damage to the region.
Omicron clouds loom on return to classroom
Health authorities are trying to figure out how students can safely return to the classroom as Omicron COVID-19 cases rise across the country.
Worker rules to free up fruit and veges
Supermarkets are expected to be better stocked over coming days as new rules come into force allowing supply chain workers greater freedom from quarantining.
COVID can’t stop Clarke’s stunning form
Melbourne Stars' Joe Clarke escaped the "dark places" of COVID with a half-century and a win on Monday night.
Thunders’ Billings ready for Test debut
Having answered England's SOS with a 500-mile drive from the Gold Coast to Sydney Sam Billings is ready to make an unexpected Test debut in Hobart.
Child COVID-19 vaccination rollout begins
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the start of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has gone well despite concerns about staffing and logistical issues.
Coronavirus news in Australia
The latest snapshot of COVID-19 cases and deaths in Australia at 1730 AEDT on Monday, January 10.
Cavallo abuse too loud to ignore say Reds
Adelaide United CEO Nathan Kosmina says abuse directed at openly gay footballer Josh Cavallo during Saturday's ALM fixture at AAMI Park was too loud to ignore.
Magpies and Dogs stars suffer ACL tears
Isabel Huntington and Bri Davey have been dealt the devastating news that they've torn their ACL, and Kate Lutkins might have suffered the same fate.
Vic mandates boosters, dancefloors close
Victoria is yet to reach its peak in COVID-19 infections, the health minister warned as he announced a booster mandate for critical workers and other changes.
Brisbane priest charged with sex offences
A prominent Brisbane Anglican priest appointed to investigate child abuse within the church has fronted court accused of historic sex offences.
Girl still missing as Qld floodwaters drop
At least one person has died and a girl, 14, is missing in the Gympie region in Queensland after heavy rain and flooding hit the area on the weekend.
Critical worker isolation under review
New measures adopted by NSW, Victoria and Queensland exempting more critical workers from COVID-19 isolation will go before national cabinet for discussion.
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany crosses Qld coast
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany has strengthened to a category two storm and has make landfall in far north Queensland.
Insurers could walk away from flood towns
Property owners could be hit with higher insurance bills or find themselves uninsurable after the failure of flood mitigation infrastructure in Maryborough.
Search launched for missing kayak off Qld
Emergency services have begun an air and sea search after a kayak or surf ski was seen floating off Bribie Island, north of Brisbane.
Pair charged with NYE drugging sex assault
Two people have been charged over the alleged sexual assault of a woman who says she was drugged and detained for hours in northwest NSW on New Year's Eve.
Omicron impacting workforce, spending: PM
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the highly-infectious Omicron variant is impacting both Australia's workforce and consumer spending.
Qld posts 9581 cases, surge on Gold Coast
A quarter of the 419 people in hospital in Queensland with COVID-19 are from the Gold Coast, as the state records 9581 new cases.
Man charged after Brisbane teen shot
Queensland Police have charged a man with a number of offences including attempted murder after an 18-year old man was shot in the legs in Brisbane's west.
Storm prop to fight Qld assault charge
Melbourne NRL prop Tui Kamikamica will plead not guilty to allegations he assaulted a woman outside a Brisbane hotel.
Halloran departs Reds, joins Korean club
Adelaide United have confirmed winger Ben Halloran's move to South Korean club FC Seoul after three seasons with the A-League Men's club.
Record daily COVID-19 deaths for NSW
NSW has reported a record number of COVID-19 deaths, including a young child, as the number of people hospitalised with the virus rises.
PM calls for co-ordinated school reopening
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says work is under way to ensure the reopening of schools for the new year is harmonised across the country.
Qld may extend school delay amid outbreak
The start of Queensland's school year could be delayed further as authorities vaccinate children over the age of five before the COVID-19 outbreak peaks.
Celtic emerge as favourites to sign McGree
The Australian connection at Celtic is poised to grow with multiple reports linking Socceroos midfielder Riley McGree with a move to the Scottish powerhouse.