A bulletin of the day’s top stories from SBS News.
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PM bulletin May 19 2020
The Chinese Embassy hits back at claims Australia's push for an international inquiry into coronavirus has been vindicated, Australia's national coronavirus death toll reaches 100, The International Cricket Council suggests a change to the rules which ban saliva from being used to shine balls.
Midday bulletin May 19 2020
Australia sourcing new markets for its barley after China imposes an 80 per cent tarriff on imports, The United States reiterates its criticism of the World Health Organisation, South Sydney's Cody Walker apologises for his role in an off season scuffle.
AM bulletin 19 May 2020
An 80 per cent tariff to be imposed on Australian barley imports to China, China to support an impartial review into the coronavirus, but only after it's brought under control, and the Sydney Swans coach calls on critics to be less harsh on the A-F-L.
PM bulletin May 18 2020
An international health assembly to consider a plans for an independent inquiry into the global coronavirus pandemic, The national coronavirus death toll climbs to 99, Geelong football club refuses to speculate on the return of injured player Jack Steven.
Midday bulletin May 18 2020
Sixty-two nations support Australia's push for a global inquiry into the origins of COVID-19, Afghanistan political parties sign a power-sharing deal, Training sessions underway for Aussie Rules teams.
AM bulletin 18 May 2020
More than 60 nations support Australia's push for a global inquiry into the origins of COVID-19, Afghanistan's president and his rival sign a power-sharing deal, and Rabbitohs star Cody Walker claims he's being blackmailed.
AM bulletin 17 May 2020
Victoria may re-open eateries as early as next month, patients face long delays as elective surgeries set to resume, Australia and New Zealand to learn whether they will host the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup within six weeks.
AM bulletin 16 May 2020
Coronavirus restrictions in Queensland are lifted; Britain's government defends its easing of lockdown restrictions; and in sport, the rounds two and three of the NRL competition have been confirmed.
PM bulletin 15 May 2020
A nursing home in Queensland goes into lockdown after a nurse tests positive to COVID-19; Victoria records a net increase of 20 new virus cases and the AFL is set to resume in June.
Midday bulletin 15 May 2020
The global Covid-19 death tolls passes 300 000; further restrictions being eased in New South Wales and the Northern Territory and the International Olympic Committee is setting aside more than 1.2 billion dollars for loans and payments.