Nurse Tests Positive in NSW Hospital

NSW health has confirmed that a fully vaccinated staff member at Westmead Hospital has tested positive for COVID19.

The worker was a nurse on the COVID ward and wore full protective equipment. 

A spokesperson for the department said the nurse did not display any symptoms and their infection was detected during routine screening.

Spirit Bunny: Uncanny Valley

- It seems circuit-bending was just the beginning. Meanjin / Brisbane-benders Spirit Bunny are back and they seem like ...more. The same weird electronics and unstoppably positive energy produces strangely abrasive timbres in rollicking little pop songs, but it’s just ...more! It's never less, not even with all the political pot-shots that finger-point out of every number like this was an issue of Green Left Weekly, nothing can make this band seem mean-spirited or dried up.

Tkay Maidza: Last Year Was Weird Vol.3

- In 2018 when Adelaide born rapper Tkay Maidza released Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 1 she would’ve had no idea of the imminent success she’d uncover. Vol. 2 came in 2020, featuring a JPEGMAFIA collaboration and the best tracks of her career so far. With that success not in the rearview mirror just yet, Tkay has released Last Year Was Weird, Vol.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Confirmed all Remaining COVID-19 Restrictions to be Lifted

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed that all remaining coronavirus restrictions will be lifted in England. 

Despite a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases in the past week, the Prime Minister has said it was "the right moment to proceed" as schools close for summer vacation but urged people to "proceed with caution."

Katherine Vidgen as a Clean Energy Regulator to Help Reduce Emissions and Reduction Roals

Energy Minister Angus Taylor, has appointed a former Quadrant Energy Head, Katherine Vidgen as a clean energy regulator to help reduce emissions and reduction goals.

Quadrant Energy is one of the largest independent exporters of oil and gas in Western Australia and was sold in 2018 for 2.1 billion US dollars. 

New Treatment developed at University of Queensland to Potentially Save Lives

A new treatment being developed at a Queensland University could potentially save lives by treating patients with a range of serious conditions.

University of Queensland researchers are developing a treatment that could potentially benefit critically ill patients with sepsis or acute respiratory distress syndrome.