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The coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, WHO chief warns
The head of the World Health Organisation says the coronavirus pandemic is "accelerating" and that more than 150,000 cases have been reported within 24 hours - the highest single-day number so far.
- by Stephanie Nebehay and Michael Shields
'Young Beau' Bradshaw was at the beach hours before his suspicious death
The death of six-month-old boy Beau Frank Bradshaw earlier this month is being treated as suspicious.
- by Jocelyn Garcia
CCC to issue public report on Trad investigation in the 'next couple of weeks'
The investigation began in December, much earlier than the public was initially informed of.
- by Jocelyn Garcia
Eight months, 800 kids: Figures show extent of police watchhouse stays
Serious concerns were raised last year by revelations children were treated 'like animals', and denied maths and drawing lessons, in Brisbane.
- by Matt Dennien
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'I held hands with people as they took their last breath': The faces of our COVID-19 fight
From doctors and nurses to cleaners and pharmacists, hospital staff are the true heroes in Australia's successful response to the coronavirus pandemic. Those on the frontline at St Vincent's, Sydney, tell their stories.
- by Tim Elliott
Facebook, Twitter delete Trump's 'racist baby' meme posts
The video was altered to appear as if it had aired on CNN.
- by Todd Spangler
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Uni fee overhaul won't change demand or affordability: HECS architect
It shields students from price, he argues, so changes won't have desired effect.
- by Fergus Hunter
Sam Newman, Nine part ways after George Floyd comments
Controversial media personality and former AFL star John 'Sam' Newman has left Channel Nine.
- by Staff reporter
BOM predicts snow outside Stanthorpe on Tuesday
Snowflakes are again predicted outside Stanthorpe on Tuesday morning as the weekend moisture lingers.
- by Tony Moore
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Queensland
Police take protesters to court to halt weekend refugee rally
The move comes after charges related to protests last weekend against Brisbane's sole Greens councillor, Jonathan Sri, were dropped by police.
- by Matt Dennien and Aaron Bunch
Woman in hospital after car hits power pole, man flees from scene
The man was tracked down by police overnight following the crash at Wacol, in Brisbane's south-west.
- by Jocelyn Garcia
Self-isolation order for Qld couple on Ruby Princess came after wife's death
Graeme Lake, whose wife died after contracting COVID-19, says he was contacted by NSW Health to make sure the couple were self-isolating two days after she had already passed away.
- by Ashlea Witoslawski
'Time doesn't heal a lot of things': Childers backpackers hostel blaze 20 years on
When the phone blares in the middle of the night, it's never good news for a cop in a quiet country town. Invariably someone is missing, injured or dead.
- by Tracey Ferrier
Not a bridge too far for Brisbane Airport veteran, who receives rare honour
Retiring Brisbane Airport worker John Hansford has his name displayed with famous aviators Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Nancy Bird Walton. But only John Hansford picked up Paris Hilton and drove an MG on Brisbane's new airport tarmac.
- by Tony Moore
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Cyber security
Don't dismiss cyber threat as an imaginary problem or political stunt
The Prime Minister faced questions over whether he was crying wolf when it emerged there was no single incident to trigger an alarm on cyber security.
- by David Crowe
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Coronavirus pandemic
End of state stimulus could deliver new hit to economic recovery
- by Shane Wright
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NSW government was target of major cyber attack operation linked to China
- by Anthony Galloway and David Crowe
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Cyber warfare
Morrison reveals malicious 'state-based' cyber attack on governments, industry
- by David Crowe and Max Koslowski
Business
Rocked to the core: Mining giants confront an ancient, incalculable risk
The mining sector could be confronting an even tougher task to repair its image problem.
- by Nick Toscano and Charlotte Grieve
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US Attorney investigating Trump allies refuses to leave after William Barr says he has resigned
The US attorney who oversaw prosecutions Trump's allies says the first he knew about his resignation was reading a press release. But he insists his probe continues.
- by Zeke Miller
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Low levels of Chinese investment will mean fewer apartment developments and may also put downward pressure on property prices.
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Sir Ian Holm, star of The Lord Of The Rings and The Hobbit, has died aged 88.
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'Nothing to do with you': Bennett coy on emotional Mitchell, face rake
The Souths star was consoled on the side of Bankwest Stadium - and by Bennett in the change room - after a contentious clash with Wayde Egan.
- by Adam Pengilly
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'Not that way': Lessons from failed 2022 World Cup bid give Australia and New Zealand hope
After controversially spending $45 million 10 years ago, Australia is putting its faith back in FIFA to win the right to host the Women's World Cup in 2023.
- by Dominic Bossi and Michael Lynch
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Panthers stamp premiership credentials as Smith botches Storm challenge
Penrith deserved this 21-14 victory after taking it to another premiership powerhouse, Parramatta, just seven nights earlier.
- by Christian Nicolussi
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US Open rethinking decision on wheelchair athletes at scaled down 2020 event
US Open organisers say they could have better communicated with wheelchair athletes before announcing they would not be part of this year's scaled-down event and are now rethinking their decision.
Anatomy of a fall: Inside the demise of Cricket Australia chief Kevin Roberts
The CEO was left blindsided on Monday when he learnt the sport's board was moving against him, but it had been in the works for many weeks.
- by Chris Barrett
'The greatest reward of all': NRL home grounds back in use from July 2
Capped crowds of 25 per cent capacity, or 10,000, will be permitted at grounds in NSW from July 2, with Queensland set to finalise restrictions after a trial this week.
- by Sarah Keoghan
A-League set for winter switch after securing new Fox Sports deal
The arrangement is believed to be worth about $32 million to FFA, which is a reduction on the old contract but in line with renegotiated deals in other sports.
- by Vince Rugari and Zoe Samios
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Pockets full of gelignite: Why TV added caution to the pre-game rev-up
In the late 1960s, one Wests enforcer was fired up to intimidate rival forwards. But he didn't know broadcasters were experimenting with a new toy.