The number of Queenslanders in hospital due to Covid-19 has risen to 207, with chief health officer Dr John Gerrard confirming the state was entering another wave of transmission.

There's been a significant rise in cases and hospitalisations in Queensland, with vaccination rates severely lagging behind other states, particularly for children.

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Vulnerable Queenslanders are under serious threat from the most contagious strain of Covid-19 ever recorded, with experts warning the new wave comes as vaccination protection hits new lows.

Hospitals will not be forced to adopt an electronic COVID-19 sign-in system despite Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk telling businesses on the weekend to get ‘their house in order’ with 72 hours ...

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Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has declared Queensland is entering a new Covid wave – raising the state’s emergency alert status to amber.

A silent Covid-19 cluster could be ripping across Queensland, with authorities warning people they could be infected without showing any symptoms.

Mask regulations are tightening in Queensland cinemas and hospitality venues as Covid case numbers in the state surge into triple figures for the first time. Queensland's reported 186 new Covid-19 ...

New Covid warning as Qld cases spike The number of Queenslanders in hospital due to Covid-19 has jumped in the past week, as the chief health officer confirms the state was entering another wave ...

The number of Queenslanders in hospital due to Covid-19 has risen to 207, with chief health officer Dr John Gerrard confirming the state was entering another wave of transmission.