April 29, 2020 China's global growth in jeopardy as Beijing blasts allies amid coronavirus crisis China's extraordinary, five decades-long run of global growth and financial dominance is being put to the test following its very public bungling of the coronavirus crisis.
April 28, 2020 China lashes out at US, claims country is 'lying through their teeth' on coronavirus; threatens Australia China's foreign ministry on Tuesday accused the United States of "lying through their teeth" and suggested the country mind its own business as the war of words between the world's two biggest economic powers escalated.
April 27, 2020 Coronavirus crisis: Behind the effort to push the World Health Assembly to open formal probe into the WHO Australia is leading the drive for international action into a formal probe of the World Health Organization (WHO) and its questionable handling of the coronavirus pandemic, officially termed COVID-19.
April 27, 2020 Travel 'bubble' idea may be first step in reopening tourism between Australia, New Zealand Are travel "bubbles" the next phase in reopening tourism?
April 21, 2020 Rugby player Mitch Cronin found dead after suspected heart attack in backyard: reports Australian rugby player Mitch Cronin reportedly died Friday while training in his backyard.
April 20, 2020 Australia joins US in seeking probe of China amid questions over coronavirus origin Australia on Sunday called for an “independent international” investigation into China’s management of the coronavirus outbreak and the origin of the pandemic, joining the U.S. in scrutinizing China's role.
April 19, 2020 Chris Hemsworth says he felt 'suffocated' by his Hollywood career Chris Hemsworth was not enjoying living in Hollywood.
April 16, 2020 Australian beer-drinking mayor fined for flouting coronavirus social distancing measures An Australian mayor was slapped with a hefty fine Thursday after being photographed outside a hotel swigging a beer, seemingly violating social distancing measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
April 14, 2020 Mutation strain from India could kill current research efforts for coronavirus vaccine: report A coronavirus strain isolated in India carried a mutation that could render current international vaccine efforts useless, researches in Australia and Taiwan warned.
April 14, 2020 Australia's PM says it's 'unfathomable' that WHO supports reopening of wet markets Australia’s prime minister is blasting the World Health Organization Tuesday over their stance on wet markets, calling it “unfathomable” that the U.N. agency supports them reopening in China.