
Sydney celebrates first cruise ship visit since pandemic shutdown
A cruise ship has been welcomed to Sydney Harbour for the first time since the infamous Ruby Princess sparked a COVID-19 outbreak two years ago.
A cruise ship has been welcomed to Sydney Harbour for the first time since the infamous Ruby Princess sparked a COVID-19 outbreak two years ago.
Adelaide Airport management says international flights to and from the city are not expected to return to pre-pandemic levels for up to three years until mid-2025, as it eyes direct routes to Fiji, Japan and the United States.
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The Liberal Party, Greens and crossbenchers have all committed to a review of the state’s emergency legislation.
The psychological impact of COVID-19 on many individuals can’t yet be measured but will be felt for years to come, writes Geoff Harris.
Denmark and Norway have scrapped most COVID-19 restrictions, saying the virus is no longer a “socially critical disease” placing the health system under severe pressure.
Another three people with COVID-19 have died in South Australia to bring the state’s pandemic toll to 120 — with 116 deaths recorded since the Marshall Government opened borders on November 23.