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Tuesday, December 05

Do people from Noosa and Gold Coast want to be with the rest of us? Google says no

There’s something odd happening on the Gold Coast and Noosa.

Wind in their Sails: Noosa restaurant cluster victims given all-clear

Queensland’s largest cluster of COVID-19 cases, from a birthday lunch at Sails Restaurant in Noosa, has officially come to an end.

Sails Restaurant, tucked between Noosa beach and Hastings Street.

A month later, infamous Noosa lunch turns up five new cluster victims

A month after an ill-fated birthday celebration, more cases have been added to the COVID-19 cluster linked to Noosa’s popular Sails Restaurant.

Anatomy of an outbreak: How one man's infection may spread to hundreds

Tucked in between Noosa Beach and Hastings Street, the upmarket Sails Restaurant was the perfect venue for a 50^th birthday party. But it has also become ground zero for a COVID-19 outbreak that has infected more than 20 people and may still be spreading weeks later.

How a 50th birthday lunch at Noosa restaurant left dozens of diners, staff infected

An outbreak at a beachfront Noosa restaurant, travellers returning home from overseas flights and cruises, and the unfettered spread of coronavirus on the Gold Coast have Queensland health authorities bracing for an influx of patients.