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Australia's coronavirus peak could be a week away; Death toll rises in Australia, Gold Coast beaches to close; Casual workers may miss out on wages help
A woman in her 30s has tested positive to COVID-19 after returning from North America, bringing the NT's tally to 28.
NT Health authorities say she had been in self-quarantining since returning to Darwin on QF840 from Sydney to Darwin on March 28.
The latest case comes after a two-year-old girl tested positive yesterday, marking the NT's youngest patient.
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Queensland has recorded just 14 new confirmed cases of coronavirus overnight, bringing the state's tally to 921.
"That 14 positive figure overnight is another great result for Queensland," Health Minister Steven Miles said.
"Of the 921 cases so far, we consider 743 of those to be active, meaning that 173 are confirmed to have recovered. 43 remain in hospital. Of those, 12 are in intensive care and ten are ventilated."
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Two more cases of coronavirus have been linked to an outbreak at a hospital in northwest Tasmania.
The state's Premier Peter Gutwein confirmed a health worker and patient at the North West Regional Hospital (NWRH) in Burnie returned positive COVID-19 tests yesterday.
The patient had been transferred on April 2 to the Mersey Community Hospital, in Latrobe in the north, before showing symptoms.
Coronavirus live updates: Australia's coronavirus peak could be just one week away
A woman in her 30s has tested positive to COVID-19 after returning from North America, bringing the NT's tally to 28.
NT Health authorities say she had been in self-quarantining since returning to Darwin on QF840 from Sydney to Darwin on March 28.
The latest case comes after a two-year-old girl tested positive yesterday, marking the NT's youngest patient.
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Queensland has recorded just 14 new confirmed cases of coronavirus overnight, bringing the state's tally to 921.
"That 14 positive figure overnight is another great result for Queensland," Health Minister Steven Miles said.
"Of the 921 cases so far, we consider 743 of those to be active, meaning that 173 are confirmed to have recovered. 43 remain in hospital. Of those, 12 are in intensive care and ten are ventilated."
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Two more cases of coronavirus have been linked to an outbreak at a hospital in northwest Tasmania.
The state's Premier Peter Gutwein confirmed a health worker and patient at the North West Regional Hospital (NWRH) in Burnie returned positive COVID-19 tests yesterday.
The patient had been transferred on April 2 to the Mersey Community Hospital, in Latrobe in the north, before showing symptoms.
Coronavirus live updates: Australia's coronavirus peak could be just one week away
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