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UK PM admitted to hospital as US President warns of 'horrific' time ahead
Boris Johnson is admitted to hospital, while New Yorkers are being told to prepare for 'the impossible'.
What to do if you're diagnosed with COVID-19
it's becoming more and more important that those infected, and those around them, know what to do in the case of infection.
Health workers abused over coronavirus fears
Hospitals have told staff not to wear their uniforms in public to avoid attacks from abusive members of the public.
Hopeful signs Australia can avoid the worst of Covid-19 pandemic
People working on the frontline are hopeful Australia can avoid what is occurring overseas.
Temporary visa holders feel let down by "go home" directive
Workers on temporary visas say they're stranded in Australia and can't just fly home
COVID-19 fears spark record number of US gun sales
There are growing fears of civil unrest amid the coronavirus crisis in the United States, after a record of more than two million guns sold in the month of March alone.
New COVID-19 measures announced as places of worship considered 'workplaces' for Easter
Scott Morrison says his government is working on an industry code of practice, to ease issues between commercial landlords and tenants, also announcing places of worship will be considered workplaces for Easter services streamed online.
Concerns grow as citizenships put on hold
The coronavirus pandemic has forced councils around the country to cancel their citizenship ceremonies until further notice. Concern is growing, with the Department of Home Affairs yet to confirm how it intends to formally confer new citizenship.
The EU apologises to Italy as global infection numbers pass one million
The number of coronavirus cases worldwide has passed one million, with Italy, Spain and the United States still the worst-hit countries.