12 July 2020
From job losses to mental health issues, COVID-19 has been particularly brutal for young people. We asked them how they’re adapting to the world shutting down just when life is supposed to begin.
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12 Jul: Vanuatu's picturesque beaches and turquoise waters would normally be busy with tourists at this time of year — but due to the coronavirus pandemic, they're empty.... more
11 Jul: Healthcare workers continue to struggle to get hold of personal protective equipment and fear they may be facing even more shortages as cases climb and the Victorian Government recommends everyone in the state starts using masks.... more
11 Jul: The fall of Islamic State's 'caliphate' was seen by many as the moment the world conquered the terrorist group. But experts warn the militants are quietly recovering from their defeat, with grand plans for a resurgence.... more
11 Jul: Some of the UFC's biggest names, including Australian champion Alexander Volkanovski, are isolated on an island in Abu Dhabi and about to go hell for leather in the octagon.... more
10 Jul: Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says the Coalition Government's first budget in 2014 had cut $110 million from science funding and "hollowed out" the nation's lead scientific agency, the CSIRO, one of the groups that Australia was "now counting on" to ... more
10 Jul: A study of primitive fish fossils reveals the system by which humans, and other jawed vertebrates including sharks, grow new teeth is over 400 million years old.... more
10 Jul: This Canberra headquarters looks like any other nondescript government building but, a few steps inside the lobby, a lattice made up of zeros and ones provides a clue as to what's going on inside. Here's what happens in Australia's 24/7 cyber security wat... more
9 Jul: The SA Government says all local residents travelling home from Victoria will be required to take a coronavirus test within 24 hours of their arrival and wear face masks to protect others.... more
