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Monday, March 23, 2020

CRUISE SHIP DEATH: Infected passenger who entered Australia dies from coronavirus...

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One of the Ruby Princess cruise ship passengers who entered Australia while infected with the coronavirus has today died from the sickness.

Anthony Albanese says it's absolutely necessary the government provides "increased support" to out-of-work renters.

Schools have not been banned in NSW but parents are taking matters into their own hands with exclusive figures revealing only 10 per cent of students turned up for class today.

Tasmanian firebrand Jacqui Lambie has issued an emphatic smackdown of Stuart Robert, telling Sky News the Government Services Minister needs to step down from the role over his response to myGov failures.

Coronavirus cash payments will now be rolled out to apprentice tradies and students on the youth allowance as the government moves to insulate Australians against the economic fallout of statewide shutdowns.

New South Wales has recorded another 149 new cases of the coronavirus overnight, bringing the state's total to 818 with a 22 per cent spike in the number of cases overall.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a tough new lockdown to tackle coronavirus, warning people to stay at home or face a fine.

The Australian War Memorial has been closed indefinitely with changes flagged to the upcoming ANZAC Day service.

Widespread anger and criticism has been raised over two cruise ships that were allowed to dock in Sydney last week with thousands of passengers disembarking.

Health Minister Greg Hunt has foreshadowed further restrictions on Australians but would not be drawn on what to expect from a "stage two" shut down.

Shadow Minister for Education and Training Tanya Plibersek says the government was ill-prepared for the heightened demand on Centrelink services ahead of its forced shutdown of non-essential services this week.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the package of economic measures passed by the parliament tonight was "the most significant to support the Australian community and the Australian economy since wartime".

More than 6000 people have died in Italy as the nation struggles to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Economics Editor Adam Creighton says the coronavirus pandemic is having a more devastating impact on the world economy than a war.

Famous musicians such as Neil Diamond and Bon Jovi, along with a raft of other singers, have reached out to their legions of fans with health and safety messages, calling for practices to limit the impact of the deadly coronavirus.

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