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Jack Mundey remembered as 'a giant' of Australian public life
Unions and conservationists have paid tribute to one of Australia's most influential trade union leaders and activists, Jack Mundey, who died at the age of 90.
China targets tariffs on Australian barley as rift widens
China's threat to impose tariffs on Australian barley imports is deepening diplomatic tensions.
Treasurer's Economic Statement to detail Budget damage from COVID-19
Australians are about to learn more about the economic cost of the COVID-19 shutdown when the Treasurer delivers an Economic Statement instead of his now-postponed Budget.
Travel bans likely to keep families in Australia divided for some time
Travel bans leave many migrants and recent arrivals living in Australia cut off from their families, unsure of when they'll see their loved ones again.
People with disabilities say they can't get PPE, can't keep their distance
Despite tens of millions of face masks in the national stockpile, people with disabilities in Australia say they’re still having problems accessing PPE.
PM resists call to extend JobKeeper scheme but won't rule out
The $130 billion wage subsidy is in place until September but the Labor party is calling for it to be extended.
Australia’s principals under extreme stress well before pandemic
Record numbers of school principals - nearly one in three - faced stress and burnout from their jobs, including high levels of threats and physical violence by parents and students.
UK Government eases some virus restrictions slowly
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is warning the British people there is no end in sight to its coronavirus lock down.
Germans get the party started at physically distanced drive-in rave
Hundreds of Germans got their party fix at the weekend with the country's first drive-in rave.
What migrants can teach other Australians about staying connected when isolated
For generations, Australian families of migrant backgrounds have pioneered a variety of ways to stay connected to relatives while physically distant.