Tenets in Queensland affected by the coronavirus are facing fears of eviction as the residential eviction moratorium lifts and cuts to both job seeker and job keeper’s coronavirus supplement collide this week.

In an open letter health services, community organisations and unions have proposed an extension to the moratorium citing fears of increased evictions and homelessness in the wake of these changes. 

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced travel between New Zealand and some states of Australia could be possible before the end of the year.

In an interview on TV N-Z, Ardern said if Australia can ensure hotspots are isolated and borders remain closed, a trans-Tasman travel bubble could occur. 

Iran is in the middle of a third wave of COVID-19.

The capital city of Tehran has the severest outbreak but most of its 32 provinces are facing increasing infections.

The Middle Eastern country is battling the worst coronavirus outbreak in the region, recording 195 deaths on Sunday.

Victoria has continued its downward trend of coronavirus cases, recording 10 new cases and seven deaths in the past 24 hours.

Metropolitan Melbourne have brought their 14-day average down to 18.2 cases a day.

Queensland's youth unemployment has risen to 15 per cent during COVID-19, almost 3 per cent higher than December last year.

With increasing life dissatisfaction, more young people have enrolled to vote at the state elections on October 31. 

New separated bike lanes will soon appear in Brisbane’s CBD over a 12-month trial period. 

The Brisbane City Council began the plan earlier this year, after the coronavirus lockdown saw thousands more people cycling in place of private and public transport.