Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.
The Burnet Institute is defending a COVID-19 mask mandate study published by its researchers, despite a scientific journal marking it with a notice of concern after a review identified multiple "weaknesses" in its findings.
Byron McIntosh first began to wonder if something was wrong with him when no amount of water would quench his insatiable thirst. A subsequent diabetes diagnosis raised questions about a link to COVID-19.A recently released study has been circulating online, which some are using to claim is proof masks are harmful to humans. What do the experts say?
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Australian union membership has ‘collapsed’Union membership has “collapsed” in Australia as the old industrial base has been taken out but a new business model has been created in its absence, says Institute of Public Affairs Executive Director Scott Hargreaves. “As union membership has collapsed in this country … they’ve created a new business model essentially,” Mr Hargreaves told Sky News host Peta Credlin. 'Which involves the rivers of gold flowing from the worker’s pay packets being siphoned off into programs like this for the benefit of the unions. “I think Australians and regulators need to understand that this really is the modern face of unionism and it’s got nothing to do with protecting workers' interests.”
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Prosecco wars: Australian winemakers fear 'devastating' impacts of EU naming rowThe European Union’s battle for the naming rights of popular consumer items could end up costing Australian producers billions of dollars and for many, it's not just a matter of money or bureaucracy. In the case of prosecco, some Australian grape growers claim the popular sparkling wine as part of…
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Calls for free childcare access for Australian small business ownersAustralians believe that small business owners should have access to free childcare, according to a new survey. As the cost of living crisis worsens for many households, around three-quarters of Aussies want to see struggling business owners benefit from such a scheme. Advocates have supported the move and are also calling for more early learning services in rural and remote areas.
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Australian man overboard on cruise ship bound for HawaiiA desperate search is underway after the man fell overboard late in the night.
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Search under way after Australian man goes overboard on cruise to HawaiiBreaking: A large-scale search has been launched for an Australian man who fell overboard while on a Royal Caribbean cruise from Brisbane to Hawaii.
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Desperate search for missing Australian man who fell off cruise shipAmerican authorities have joined in the large-scale search for a man, believed to be an Australian, who fell overboard a cruise ship late on Wednesday night.
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