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Two new cluster cases in South Australia - Two more cases have been added to South Australia's concerning coronavirus cluster with a couple infected while in hotel quarantine in Adelaide, promp ...

Storms sweeping in from the west to bring hail, rain - Severe storms could bring destructive wind gusts, large hail and heavy rain to the Central Highlands and Coalfields, and the Wide Bay and Burnett th ...

Victoria reaches no active cases milestone - The second wave that ravaged Victoria is over, with no active cases for the first time in nearly nine months.

Budget pours $8b into regional Victoria - The Victorian government's unprecedented big-spending budget is targeting more than $8 billion for regional Victoria.

Budget pours $8b into regional Victoria - The Victorian government's unprecedented big-spending budget is targeting more than $8 billion for regional Victoria. The state's regional econom ...

Queensland opening to Sydney on December 1 - Queensland's border will reopen to all of New South Wales from December 1 and will likely open to Victoria on the same day. New South Wales has no ...

Tasmania looks to judge-only court trials - Tasmania is moving to introduce judge-only criminal trials due to a backlog of court cases and coronavirus restrictions.

'Pineapple' could miss out on mayor - at least for today - The man to become Rockhampton Mayor by 'accident' is accusing the State Government of stalling his appointment. Chris 'Pineapple' Hooper says he ...

'Key' week for curbing SA virus cluster - South Australia remains on track to ease coronavirus restrictions before Christmas but health officials say this week is crucial in combating a cl ...

Sydney researchers predict dementia onset - NSW researchers say they can now predict the onset of dementia in patients, thanks to artificial intelligence.

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