
Govt limits indoor meetings to 100, bans overseas travel
Prime minister Scott Morrison has banned all non-essential indoor gatherings of more than 100 people and ordered Australians not to travel overseas due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Prime minister Scott Morrison has banned all non-essential indoor gatherings of more than 100 people and ordered Australians not to travel overseas due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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.
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A travel ban preventing Chinese visitors and students from entering Australia may be extended as part of the government’s response to the coronavirus.
A US federal judge in Maryland has issued a temporary stay of President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban a day after a colleague in Hawaii handed down a similar order.
President Donald Trump has suffered a legal blow with a federal appeals court refusing to reinstate a temporary travel ban he had ordered on people from seven Muslim-majority countries.