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Explainer: What support is available during the Pandemic
If you have recently lost your job or need financial help due to unprecedented COVID-19 restrictions in this pandemic, SBS explores the ways you can get support in Australia.
Unemployment could rise to record highs in Australia
A report by the Grattan Institute estimates 14 to 26 per cent of Australians could be out of work as a result of the pandemic.
Online citizenship ceremonies begin for thousands of permanent residents
It’s hoped that hundreds of people can be processed daily in coming weeks to clear the backlog of people waiting to call Australia home.
Social media giants to be forced to share advertising revenue with Australian media
ACCC to develop scheme which would see Google and Facebook share advertising revenue from the content they show with the content producers.
First repatriation flight from India has brought 370 Australians home
The death toll from the coronavirus stands at 72 after two fatalities in New South Wales and one in Victoria over the past 24 hours.
Pandemic provides fertile ground for political controversy
There have now been more than one million cases in Europe, driven by a large number of cases in Italy, Spain, France, and the UK.
Calls for an independent inquiry into China's management of COVID-19
There is bipartisan support amongst Australia's political parties for a global inquiry into China's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Greg Hunt is confident Australia's health care system is in a 'stronger' position to face coronavirus
Australia's efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic have been boosted with the supply of an extra tens of millions of face masks for health care workers as well as millions of flu shots.
Coronavirus sparks an increase in racist attacks on Asian Australians
Chinese community leaders have expressed fears for the safety of Asian Australians, after a series of racial attacks sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic.
AM bulletin 19 April 2020
Calls for unity after racial abuse and attacks escalate in Australia amid the coronavirus pandemic, Tasmanians warned to brace for a new coronavirus outbreak; and Serena William's tennis coach launches a five-week tournament during the pandemic.