Cait Kelly
‘Absolutely obscene’: Australians stranded overseas outraged as sports stars skip queue
Outraged Australians stranded overseas say it is “a joke” that sports stars have been allowed special entry into the country while citizens...
Epidemiologist says hotel quarantine ‘working like a sieve’, federal government must take charge
The federal government must step in and take over management of hotel quarantine or risk further coronavirus lockdowns, a leading health expert...
Coronavirus: World Health Organisation experts head to Wuhan for COVID-19 origins probe
A team of top scientists from the World Health Organisation will arrive in China on Thursday for a long-anticipated investigation into the...
Calls to postpone Australian Open as NSW criticised for holding rest of country to ransom
The New South Wales strategy of “living with COVID” has come under fire from a public health expert, who says the state...
Farmers push government to open Australia’s borders to save crops
Australian farmers say they have already lost $38 million as a result of labour shortages caused by international border closures. It comes...
A national centre for disease control would cure COVID bungles, doctors say
The pandemonium caused by snap border closures has increased the pressure on the federal government to create an Australian Centre for Disease...
As Trump snubs the Inauguration, a frantic White House will remove all hints he was ever there
As current occupant Donald Trump begrudgingly vacates his residence of four years, the White House is set to undergo a frantic makeover...
Pressure mounts on PM to discipline government MPs peddling far-right conspiracy claims
There is growing pressure on Prime Minister Scott Morrison to discipline members of his government for spreading far-right conspiracy theories about the...
‘Ship is sinking’: Growing calls to oust Donald Trump as allies condemn president
Donald Trump is facing a chorus of condemnation in the aftermath of the mob riots, with demands for his immediate removal, a...
Wet, wet, wet in La Niña, but 2020 was still Australia’s fourth-hottest year
Despite La Niña bringing the rain and cool change, Australia endured the fourth-hottest year in history in 2020, raising the alarm for...