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COVID-19 was a reason Chantelle walked out of prison on bail
While no Australian state or territory has made the call to release inmates early because of the coronavirus, COVID-19 is being considered in bail applications, including in the case of Chantelle Baker.
Analysis: Two billionaires have waded into our spat with China. It's a sign of problems ahead for Morrison
Attorney-General Christian Porter described the Chinese diplomat's most undiplomatic spray as an "emotional", "short-lived" response. Two West Australian billionaires, however, took it seriously — very seriously, writes David Speers.
Live: US records 65,000 coronavirus deaths, UK total passes 28,000
The United States passes 65,000 coronavirus deaths, and in the UK 28,000 people have now died from the virus. Follow live.
Coronavirus update: Bolsonaro says 'so what' when questioned on Brazil deaths, Johnson names son for NHS doctors
The world closes in on 4 million confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, with 1.1 million in the United States alone. These are the key coronavirus developments from today.
Does Germany have an edge on coronavirus because Angela Merkel is a scientist?
Germany's battle against COVID-19 is far from over, but it seems to have weathered the pandemic far better than its European neighbours. It hasn't hurt to have former scientist Angela Merkel at the helm.
'Never an option to leave': Aussie expats choosing to stay behind in Indonesia to help others
Indonesia is fast becoming a coronavirus hotspot, but these Australians have chosen to stay and are dedicating their time to delivering meals to those in need, and keeping locals in jobs.
'This is the storm': Inside the call centre dealing with Australia's abusive men
With coronavirus lockdowns shaping patterns of domestic abuse behind closed doors, the Men's Referral Service has seen an increase in calls from men seeking help with their own violent behaviour.
Coronavirus app tracing capability not yet operational, despite 4m downloads
More than 4 million people have downloaded the COVIDSafe app, but the information it collects is not yet available to state and territory health officials.
'It doesn't rain cash, crops and cows': Drought-hit farmers still doing it tough
While farmers are keeping the nation fed during the coronavirus lockdown, many struggle to put food on their own tables. The ABC joined a charity travelling around hard-hit rural areas helping farmers through the tough times.
When my housemate made perfect croissants, I thought my sourdough would match them. How wrong I was
With the rest of the country rediscovering baking, it seemed only natural for me and my housemates to join in. Little did I know, disaster would follow.
ANALYSIS AND OPINION
COVID-19 was a reason Chantelle walked out of prison on bail
While no Australian state or territory has made the call to release inmates early because of the coronavirus, COVID-19 is being considered in bail applications, including in the case of Chantelle Baker.
Analysis: Two billionaires have waded into our spat with China. It's a sign of problems ahead for Morrison
Attorney-General Christian Porter described the Chinese diplomat's most undiplomatic spray as an "emotional", "short-lived" response. Two West Australian billionaires, however, took it seriously — very seriously, writes David Speers.
Live: US records 65,000 coronavirus deaths, UK total passes 28,000
The United States passes 65,000 coronavirus deaths, and in the UK 28,000 people have now died from the virus. Follow live.
Coronavirus update: Bolsonaro says 'so what' when questioned on Brazil deaths, Johnson names son for NHS doctors
The world closes in on 4 million confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, with 1.1 million in the United States alone. These are the key coronavirus developments from today.
Does Germany have an edge on coronavirus because Angela Merkel is a scientist?
Germany's battle against COVID-19 is far from over, but it seems to have weathered the pandemic far better than its European neighbours. It hasn't hurt to have former scientist Angela Merkel at the helm.
'Never an option to leave': Aussie expats choosing to stay behind in Indonesia to help others
Indonesia is fast becoming a coronavirus hotspot, but these Australians have chosen to stay and are dedicating their time to delivering meals to those in need, and keeping locals in jobs.
'This is the storm': Inside the call centre dealing with Australia's abusive men
With coronavirus lockdowns shaping patterns of domestic abuse behind closed doors, the Men's Referral Service has seen an increase in calls from men seeking help with their own violent behaviour.
Coronavirus app tracing capability not yet operational, despite 4m downloads
More than 4 million people have downloaded the COVIDSafe app, but the information it collects is not yet available to state and territory health officials.
'It doesn't rain cash, crops and cows': Drought-hit farmers still doing it tough
While farmers are keeping the nation fed during the coronavirus lockdown, many struggle to put food on their own tables. The ABC joined a charity travelling around hard-hit rural areas helping farmers through the tough times.
When my housemate made perfect croissants, I thought my sourdough would match them. How wrong I was
With the rest of the country rediscovering baking, it seemed only natural for me and my housemates to join in. Little did I know, disaster would follow.
ANALYSIS AND OPINION