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Contact tracers play a critical role in preventing the spread of COVID-19 in communities — but what’s involved in being a disease detective?
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Sometimes politicians want the spotlight and sometimes they pursue a “small target” strategy. Sometimes they play to their strengths, and sometimes they attack a rival’s weaknesses. But those rules don’t apply to the upcoming state election, writes Sean Parnell
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Melburnians have now been wearing mandatory face coverings in public for two weeks. Yet Premier Daniel Andrews yesterday announced another grim milestone in Victoria’s second wave of COVID-19 infections: 725 new cases, a record daily tally for any Australian state since the pandemic began.
What does a pandemic smell like? If dogs could talk, they might be able to tell us.
Queenslanders are wondering how a traveller infected with COVID-19 was able to fly from Kabul to Sydney and then on to the Sunshine Coast while avoiding mandatory hotel quarantine.
As “lockdown fatigue” sets in, the toll on mental health will require an urgent response.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison deserves praise for his handling of many aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic but that doesn’t mean he should be immune to criticism, writes Dennis Atkins
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