Virgin Australia wields axe as BA faces oblivion
Virgin Australia is facing “the worst crisis” in its history as its boss announced 250 imminent job cuts with more to come, and British Airways warned the pandemic may ground it permanently.
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Disturbing new footage has emerged showing an anti-lockdown protester kicking a police horse during a tense standoff with police in Melbourne.
‘Strategy is working’: Victoria’s COVID-19 cases drop
Victoria has had 37 new COVID-19 infections in the past 24 hours, with NSW recording six, as a bombshell new report claims the deadly disease hit the United States much earlier than first thought.
Meghan, Harry’s appearance demands leaked
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly have a lengthy list of requirements for their speaking appearances, as Netflix’s CEO says the couple “shopped themselves around” before signing with the streaming giant.
Victoria’s lockdown rules: how they compare to the world
The number of COVID cases in Victoria look pretty small against much of the rest of the world, yet it still has heavy restrictions. Here is how it compares to the rest of the world.
COVID rules only eased ‘when virus is truly defeated’
Lockdown laws are set to stay until COVID-19 is beaten, Victorian premier Daniel Andrews has declared, as Donald Trump goes toe-to-toe with the WHO over a vaccine.
Kim’s blunt message to Kanye
As they try to repair their marriage, Kanye West has again laid bare private details about his relationship with Kim Kardashian – and what she said to keep their daughter.
Kanye’s bizarre holiday video
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Victoria’s ‘third wave’ warning, PM wants stranded Aussies home
Daily COVID-19 cases in Victoria have dropped below 100 for the first time in almost two months, but the state has been warned of a ‘third wave’ risk. Meanwhile, Scott Morrison is looking at ways to get Australians caught overseas back on home soil.
Police shooting victim says ‘it hurts to breathe’
Jacob Blake, the young black man shot in the back at least seven times by a white cop in the US, has spoken publicly for the first time from his hospital bed.
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