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Lieutenant General John Frewen said today the nation is entering the next phase of the rollout and 213,000 doses were administered yesterday, another record.

New federal government data reveals how Australia’s vaccine rollout is proceeding throughout different regions of the country.

New federal government data reveals how Australia’s vaccine rollout is proceeding throughout different regions of the country.

A man who crafted a rope out of bedsheets to escape hotel quarantine has avoided a jail term, but slapped with a $4500 fine.

One year after the massive Beirut blast killed more than 214 people, the fight for justice continues.

The former Infrastructure Minister responsible for a $660million Commuter Car Park Fund has denied knowledge of a list of ‘top 20 marginals’ used to brief MPs about possible projects in their electorate.

An officer was attacked on a busy bus platform outside the building, causing it to go into lock down.

A popular US travel spot has been shut down temporarily after the bubonic plague was found in the local chipmunks.

Hawaii officials wrongly arrested a homeless man for a crime committed by someone else and locked him up in a state hospital for more than two years, the Hawaii Innocence Project has claimed.

A new local COVID-19 case has been recorded in SA, a man aged in his 20s linked to the Modbury cluster, Premier Steven Marshall has confirmed.

Central Coast single mum Jules Dos Santos is devastated after her upcoming Pfizer vaccination was redirected for Year 12 students in Sydney.

Figures released by the federal government show vaccination rates in Western Australia’s Kimberley and Pilbara regions are languishing at 8.6 percent – among the lowest in Australia and less than half the national average.