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UPDATED | Businesses will be given wage subsidies of up to $1500 a fortnight for each worker to keep staff on during the coronavirus crisis as part of an unprecedented $130 billion package.
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The first “green shoots” are starting to appear for Australian wine exporters into China as the Asian powerhouse emerges from its coronavirus lockdown.
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An elderly Perth man has become the first person in Australia to die from the coronavirus, while four people who recently returned from Iran have been confirmed as the latest to test positive for the disease.
Scott Morrison is confident Australia can get through a global coronavirus pandemic without a high death toll, as his government prepares to ramp up the response to the crisis.
The Morrison Government is developing a national emergency response plan to deal with coronavirus. Katherine Gibney, Brett Sutton and Jodie McVernon explain what it means.
Australia’s extension of the travel ban from China due to coronavirus was made on medical safety grounds, but its economic impact is piling pressure on the Morrison government, writes Michelle Grattan.
