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Twelve coronavirus patients in ICU in WA - Single-digit growth in coronavirus cases in Western Australia is being seen as an encouraging sign but 54 people are battling the disease in hospital, ...

Four Victorian babies diagnosed with virus - Four babies are among the latest cases of coronavirus in Victoria.Three of the 96 new cases recorded in the state on Tuesday are babies under 12 month ...

Tas virus deaths linked to Ruby Princess - Tasmania has recorded its second coronavirus death, with both cases linked to the Ruby Princess cruise ship.A man in his 80s died at the Royal Hobart ...

Businesses switch to making virus supplies - Australian manufacturers have intensified efforts to shore up medical supplies as the federal government tries to save millions of jobs under threat f ...

Businesses jump at $130b wage subsidy plan - Nearly 200,000 employers have signed up for the federal government's $130 billion package to subsidise their workers' wages during the coronavirus pan ...

NSW cracks down as virus cases pass 2000 - NSW Health authorities are ramping up coronavirus testing in Sydney's eastern suburbs where clusters of the disease have developed within the backpack ...

Stolen guns and burglary charges - Following a targeted investigation by the Burnie Criminal Investigation Branch and Western Drug Investigation Service, six people from the Burnie ar ...

Shares bounce goes flaccid - .Australia's share market was getting its colour back in its cheeks, but it didn't last. It looked like the momentum would remain upwards after ...

Wesfarmers' $130m profit from Coles stake - Wesfarmers expects a $130 million pre-tax profit after selling down another lot of shares in supermarket giant Coles amid coronavirus uncertainty.Wesf ...

SA to use vending machines for masks - South Australia will trial the use of vending machines to distribute protective equipment to medical staff, including masks, to better keep track of s ...

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