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Coronavirus pandemic
Now is the worst time to cut World Health Organisation funding
For all its faults, it is the best agency to lead a global response to this disease.
- The Age's View
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Coronavirus pandemic
Victorian government is best placed to give schools certainty
Prime Minister Scott Morrison may have meant well, but some of his comments have muddied the waters.
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Coronavirus pandemic
Morrison should press ahead with virus tracker app
The privacy concerns are serious but they must be balanced against the potential benefits, of which there are many.
- The Age's View
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US election
More needed from Biden than not being Trump
Joe Biden is going to have to offer US voters inspiration If he is to derail a candidate as adept at media manipulation as Donald Trump.
- The Age's View
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Coronavirus pandemic
Coronavirus is no reason to long for economic protectionism
There are better ways to secure supply chains of vital goods.
- The Age's View
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Coronavirus pandemic
Cruise should not have gone ahead
The decision for the MV Greg Mortimer to set sail days after COVID-19 had been declared a pandemic has been rightly criticised.
- The Age's View
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Coronavirus pandemic
Reach out to others in the spirit of Easter
The vestiges of normal life must be held on to firmly. Easter offers us that chance.
- The Age's View
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Coronavirus pandemic
Long game needed for victory over virus
For most nations, this is going to be a marathon, not a sprint.
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Coronavirus pandemic
Early super access comes at a cost
Superannuation has a role to play in protecting Australians from the economic crisis but the government must protect the integrity of the retirement system.
- The Age's View
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Illness
No nation can conquer pandemic on its own
The problems created by the coronavirus may require us to physically self-isolate, but they cannot be defeated in national isolation.
- The Age's View
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Pell verdict
Pell decision must not deter victims from speaking out
The High Court's ruling freeing Cardinal George Pell raises deep questions.
- The Age's View