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30/3/20: Dr Greg Dore at UNSW who has been interviewed by Paul Maley about C19 testing. John Feder/The Australian.

City given hope as infections ease

Infectious diseases expert ‘optimistic’ Sydney can limit coronavirus spread and avoid major outbreak.

Paul Maley and Natasha Robinson

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24/3/20: A nurse speaks to a person at St Vincents Hospital who has come in for testing at their clinic. John Feder/The Australian.

What happens in a COVID-19 pop-up testing clinic?

The first thing you get when you walk into a COVID-19 pop-up testing clinic is a face mask. What happens next will restore your faith in Australia’s medical system.

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27/08/2019. Former Foreign Affairs minister and guest speaker Julie Bishop at the Financial Services Council conference, Sydney. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

UN health body has to change: Bishop

The global body charged with leading the fight against COVID-19, the WHO, is in dire need of reform, Julie Bishop says.

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Cruise ship passengers disembark from the Princess Cruises owned Ruby Princess at Circular Quay in Sydney, Thursday, March 19, 2020. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

Virus detectives on the case

These health workers are not dressed in scrubs or surgical masks, but they are just as much a part of the frontline fight against COVID-19.

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In this image made from a video, Brenton Harrison Tarrant appears in a screen via video link in Christchurch, New Zealand Thursday, March 26, 2020. One year after killing 51 worshipers at two Christchurch mosques, the Australian white supremacist accused of the slaughter has changed his plea to guilty. (TVNZ Pool via AP)

Tarrant admits to Christchurch massacre

Far-right terrorist Brenton Tarrant has admitted to killing 51 Muslim worshippers last year as they knelt in prayer.

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Workers on the streets of Sydney CBD on the first day of increased social-distancing measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Wednesday 25 March 2020. Picture: Nikki Short

Space for smoko in city of half measures

Despite COVID-19 restrictions aimed at ridding streets of people, life in Sydney limps on.

24/3/20: People queue at Centrelink at Marrickville. John Feder/The Australian.

No trade spared as queues build

Shell-shocked Australians whose lives have been upended are continuing to swamp Centrelink offices.

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23/3/20: Sam Vojsk (right) and Doug Thomas have last drinks at the The Fortune of War, Sydney's oldest pub at The Rocks before its doors close at noon. Sydney is is shutdown to control the spread of the Corona virus after the PM Scott Morrison ordered the shutdown of cafes, pubs and many other non- essential services. John Feder/The Australian.

Last drinks: ‘I think it’s overkill’

At noon, Australia’s oldest pub waved goodbye to the last of its drinkers, shut its doors and began the journey into bleak uncertainty.

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Ben Roberts-Smith photographed will lead the 2019 Canberra ANZAC Day march on ANZAC Day, April 25 2019. Picture by Sean Davey.

Police question hero over Afghan killing

Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith says he contacted police following reports he was being investigated.

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MyGov's website failure was the result of a system overload, not a hack.

Security agencies rule out MyGov attack

A massive MyGov website failure today was the result of system overload, not a hack, contrary to official government statements.

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