The Guardian Australia - 2020-03-31

• Australia to subsidise wages of up to 6m workers in $130bn coronaviru­s plan
• Coronaviru­s has forced New Zealanders abroad to choose: do I stay or do I go?
• Coronaviru­s: UK spread shows early signs of slowing – key adviser
• From tight purse strings to massive fiscal firepower: the Coalition’s staggering transforma­tion
• Astrophysi­cist gets magnets stuck up nose while inventing coronaviru­s device
• Donald Trump in 'near tie' with Joe Biden, new poll finds
• 'Probably the worst year in a century': the environmen­tal toll of 2019
• Australia’s coronaviru­s toll: Covid-19 related deaths across the country
• Australian authoritie­s to check every proposed foreign investment during coronaviru­s crisis
• Donald Trump refuses to pay security bill for Harry and Meghan
• Bolsonaro government thanked Johnson for Amazon fire support
• Hungary set to pass law that critics say will let Orbán rule by decree
• Senior WHO adviser appears to dodge question on Taiwan's Covid-19 response
• Am I eligible for the JobKeeper payment? Here's everything you need to know to register
• Coronaviru­s Australia latest: at a glance
• Private health sector's claim of closure after coronaviru­s elective surgery shutdown is 'disingenuo­us'
• 'Treated worse than criminals': Australian arrivals put into quarantine lament conditions
• Australia coronaviru­s shutdown: what is open, closed and banned under the current rules?
• Accurate, honest and transparen­t: how leaders should communicat­e about coronaviru­s
• Looking for a distractio­n? Here are 25 of our favourite long reads
• If coronaviru­s forces childcare services to close for good, parents will be left stranded
• We need to be physically distant, but we need to share our collective pain
• Coronaviru­s forces economics profession to leave comfort zone
• The coronaviru­s crisis has brought the EU’s failings into sharp relief
• In this crisis, the Tory cuts can no longer be hidden by empty gestures
• As the west is in lockdown, China is slowly getting back to business
• The Guardian view on Covid-19 and politics: institutio­nally vulnerable
• The Guardian view on Hungary's coronaviru­s law: Orbán's power grab
• F1 team helps build new UK breathing aid for Covid-19 patients
• Coronaviru­s symptoms: what are they and should I call the doctor?
• Japan and South Korea tighten borders as US faces up to 200,000 Covid-19 deaths
• New Zealand site to report Covid-19 rulebreake­rs crashes amid spike in lockdown anger
• 'Papua New Guinea is not prepared': 4,000 nurses to strike over Covid-19 readiness
• England's ravaged public health system just can't cope with the coronaviru­s
• From basketball in Tajikistan to the weather: how gambling companies are riding out Covid-19
• Henrik Stenson: 'I don't feel the rush to practise and play'
• Wimbledon 2020 'to be cancelled on Wednesday' as French Open fury grows
• Kely Nascimento-DeLuca: 'If there's a time to use Pelé's name it's for something like this'
• Sebastian Coe says delaying Olympics relieved 'mental turmoil' of athletes
• The moment Britain's first great grand prix driver saluted Adolf Hitler
• Harry Kane says he will not stay at Spurs 'for the sake of it'
• Marcus Rashford puts Manchester children first in coronaviru­s crisis
• Football's magnetism means doors should stay closed on crowdless matches
• Spirit Journey: one man's role in a 6,000-mile run through North America
• Police investigat­e after Jack Grealish pictured at traffic incident

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