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NZ PM pleads for calm after COVID return - New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has appealed for calm from Aucklanders heading back into lockdown after the identification of a clutch of ne ...

21 deaths, 410 new Victoria COVID cases - Another 21 people have died and 410 Victorians have contracted coronavirus.The record number of deaths, tweeted by the Department of Health and Human ...

Aussie's regret after Asia elephant ride - Rachel Layton's heart sank when she saw a young elephant chained up at what she thought was an animal sanctuary in Thailand.

NSW school COVID clusters causing concern - Another Sydney school, shopping centre, club and a restaurant on the NSW south coast have closed because of coronavirus.

Virus threatens NZ's fan-filled stadiums - Sports events in New Zealand could face new restrictions on fans in stadiums after the detection of four new cases of COVID-19 in Auckland.

Sydney aged home 'overwhelmed' by virus - The operator of Sydney's Newmarch House aged care home admitted the facility was "overwhelmed" during the early stages of its deadly coronav ...

Alpacas could help fight the coronavirus - Australian medical researchers have found an unlikely hero in a pair of alpacas they hope will help them develop a prevention and treatment for COVID- ...

Conflicting advice amid NSW aged outbreak - Sydney aged care home Newmarch House received conflicting opinions about the wearing of personal protective equipment during the early stages of its d ...

New coronavirus case in Tas - A new coronavirus case has been detected in Tasmania. Premier Peter Gutwein announced this afternoon the man in his 60's, who was transferred from ...

Residents return to flood-hit NSW towns - Hundreds of residents on the NSW south coast have been given the all-clear to return home as river levels fall and flooding eases following heavy rain ...

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