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Alex Turner-CohenFinance reporter

Alex Turner-Cohen has been working in news since her second year of university after tweeting her way into the industry. She is a finance reporter at news.com.au, covering all things money including company collapses, property and fraud. Before that, she worked as a general news reporter at news.com.au and 7NEWS. When she was a student, she interned with media organisations including the ABC, Channel 9, Fairfax and 2SER while studying a Bachelor’s degree in journalism at the University of Technology Sydney.

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Global Coronavirus

TOPSHOT - Joan, 45, chases his daughters Ines, 11, and Mar, 9, as they play in the street on April 26, 2020, in Barcelona, during a national lockdown to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 disease. - After six weeks stuck at home, Spain's children were being allowed out today to run, play or go for a walk as the government eased one of the world's toughest coronavirus lockdowns. Spain is one of the hardest hit countries, with a death toll running a more than 23,000 to put it behind only the United States and Italy despite stringent restrictions imposed from March 14, including keeping all children indoors. Today, with their scooters, tricycles or in prams, the children accompanied by their parents came out onto largely deserted streets. (Photo by Josep LAGO / AFP)

Worst-hit countries to ease restrictions

Just weeks ago these European countries were the epicentre of the disease — now they’re relaxing the rules.

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Coronavirus closures

Large crowds leaving Coogee beach after 9am closure on 26th of April 2020. Photographer: Adam Yip

Not your ‘backyard’: beachgoers blasted

Photos show crowds of people at Sydney beaches again today despite restrictions on hours and an exercise-only rule.

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CNN host breaks down on live TV

A widow has shared the heartbreaking details of her husband’s final days before he died of coronavirus on live TV, leaving the host in tears.

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One of South Australia’s top-ranking and most decorated police officers has been killed in a horrific high-speed crash

Top cop killed in horror city crash

The two people killed in a horror three-way crash in Adelaide have been identified. One was a top ranking police officer.

Global Coronavirus

People have taken to walking their pet fish in their desperation to stretch their legs and get outside.

Fines issued for bizarre ‘pet walking’

Spain has some of the toughest rules in the world as it battles the spread of coronavirus but some residents thought they had found a loophole.

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Celebrities gone bad

(FILES) In this file photo US rapper Kanye West attends the WSJ Magazine 2019 Innovator Awards at MOMA on November 6, 2019 in New York City. - April 24, rapper/designer Kanye West has just made Forbe's billionaire list. (Photo by Angela Weiss / AFP)

Kanye’s angry text over billionaire status

Most people would be happy about finally making billionaire status. But Kanye West’s response proves otherwise.

Health Problems

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Baby makes ‘miracle’ virus recovery

Doctors held grave fears for this six-month old-baby when she contracted COVID-19, but she pulled through against all odds and has become a symbol of hope.

Travel Incidents

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Aussie surfer found dead in Bali

An Australian man was found dead in a swimming pool at his home in Bali earlier this month, local authorities have confirmed.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on April 16, 2020 British World War II veteran Captain Tom Moore, 99, poses doing a lap of his garden in the village of Marston Moretaine, 50 miles north of London, on April 16, 2020. - A World War II veteran who has raised millions of pounds for charity by walking around his garden on Friday became the oldest man to top the UK music charts -- just days from his 100th birthday. Captain Tom Moore had already become a global phenomenon for raising more than £28 million ($35 million, 32 million euros) for staff of the state-run National Health Service (NHS) battling the coronavirus outbreak. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP)

99yo charity hero tops the charts

Captain Tom Moore has become a hero raising millions for the UK’s health workers. Now he’s become a rather unlikely pop star too.

Large crowds of people on Coogee beach on Anzac day. Very difficult to keep the social distancing rules with this many people.Photo: Tim Pascoe

Beachgoers ignore social distancing again

Large crowds have flocked to Sydney beaches again this morning, despite many being forced to shut down yesterday after distancing rules were ignored.

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