More questions are arising about Covid-19’s long-term effects.

Yes, things are bad, but are things bad enough to shock markets?

We’re a long way from seeing a New York Style disease breakout but November looks concerning…

Studies strengthen connection between SARS-CoV-2 and Kawasaki-like disease.

The spread has slowed but infection rates continue to increase.

Some Australians advocating we take a Swedish approach to controlling covid-19 have betrayed the low value they put on the wellbeing of the vulnerable.

The country’s high per capita mortality rate may be the world’s most accurate estimate.

There have been documented coronavirus clusters in immensely diverse settings. Understanding how it spreads could be important information for you.

In these US states the curve is not looking very flat…

Llama antibodies hold the key to neutralizing the infamous coronavirus spike proteins.

The National Tertiary Education Union was JobKeeper extends to universities to protect staff.

In the Amazon’s big cities, governments are unable to cope with the pandemic.

We risked our intelligence and sanity so you don’t have to…

If you were wise enough to avoid social media over the weekend, and/or keep a tight circle of friends, you might not be aware of the rapid diffusion of the Covid-19 conspiracy doco, Plandemic. Facebook and YouTube are currently trying but failing to scrub the video from their platforms, as they are outpaced by an … Continued

The NRL’s first round back is scheduled for 28 May, in spite of anti-vaccine sentiment among some players.

Data from the European Mortality Monitoring (EUROMOMO) project shows coronavirus deaths are substantially higher than officially acknowledged.

Are we willing to all wear masks when we go to a cinema? And are we willing to ensure every student has access to Zoom and digital learning platforms from home?

If you assume deaths per day are accurate, and that the curve remains flat from here, a very ugly fate awaits the USA…

The fact and fiction of the campaign against the World Health Organization.

You can bring an economy back to life but you can’t bring back a person…