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A health worker talks to visitors at a Covid-19 testing centre in Sydney on March 23, 2020. - With the imminent closure of pubs, restaurants, cafes and entertainment venues in Sydney, large queues formed outside Australian unemployment benefit offices as online services crashed as the prime minister warned the coronavirus pandemic would cause an economic crisis akin to the Great Depression. (Photo by PETER PARKS / AFP)

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Australia says Covid-19 outbreak shows signs of peaking

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China sends fighter jets as US offers Taiwan ‘strong’ support

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Another US Covid-19 aid package ‘incredibly important’: Fed official

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UK Covid-19 daily death toll could be scrapped due to ‘miscounting’

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UK names point man to tackle migrant Channel crossings

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China targeting US election infrastructure with cyberattacks, says White House

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Aussie borders stay shut as Covid-19 daily deaths reach record

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Red Cross to help N. Korea cope with virus, floods

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