Liberal Senator James McGrath says Queensland's Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Health Minister Steven Miles are playing politics with people’s health and it’s “beyond low”.
5min
Liberal Senator James McGrath says Queensland's Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Health Minister Steven Miles are playing politics with people’s health and it’s “beyond low”. “I don’t know what’s happening to Queensland,” Mr McGrath told Sky News host Paul Murray. “I don’t know what the answer is apart from change the government.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Authorities warn against visiting aged care facilities as Sydney cluster grows | Sky News AustraliaNew South Wales authorities have issued new guidelines for people attending aged care facilities as a cluster in Sydney's CBD grows. \n\nHealth officials have strongly advised anyone from Greater Sydney and the Central Coast not to visit an aged care facility until September 12. \n\nNSW Health says it is a precautionary step to prevent an outbreak amongst the most vulnerable. \n\nImage: Getty
Read more »
A dozen security guards fired from NSW quarantine program | Sky News AustraliaA dozen security guards have been fired from NSW quarantine hotels after being caught sleeping and making TikTok videos on the job.\n\nOne security guard who tested positive for COVID-19 and failed to self isolate, has also been taken off the quarantine program. \n\nPolice have launched a crackdown after more than 350 guests in quarantine at the Travelodge had to be moved to another hotel.\n\nGuests complained the rooms were not cleaned properly, hair and toenails were found on the carpets and the bathrooms were dirty. \n\nNSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller has set up a committee to audit security guards and the hotels.
Read more »
Unborn baby death ignites border anger | Sky News AustraliaA northern New South Wales family is grieving the loss of an unborn twin after Queensland's tough border closures delayed emergency treatment for the child's mother. \n\nConfusion over the state's border exemptions meant the couple was unable to travel to Brisbane for care. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \u002F Supplied
Read more »
Thousands protest police brutality against black Americans in Washington | Sky News AustraliaThousands of people have gathered to commemorate the historic 1963 civil rights March on Washington, channelling those who took part back then to demonstrate police brutality against black Americans.\n\nThe rally saw dozens speak passionately about ongoing violence against black citizens in the US at the hands of white people or law enforcement, most recently highlighted by the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin. \n\nImage: AP
Read more »