Prince Charles has released a message thanking teachers for their efforts, parents and schools for their efforts to continue children’s education during the coronavirus crisis.
He expressed his “heartfelt gratitude to everyone in Teach First for all they are doing to support the schools, teachers and pupils most affected by this pandemic.
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Scientists believed that the vaccine for coronavirus could be ready in the form of an inhaler in just weeks.
Drug company Astra Zeneca will produce two billion doses of the vaccine when it gets the green light, it is reported today.
Premier Warns warned that NSW is yet to feel the “severe” economic consequences of COVID-19, despite the biggest contraction in its economy in 20 years.
This week the State Government dumped its plan to renovate Sydney Olympic Stadium, so the $810 million earmarked for that project could be directed into a $3 billion infrastructure fund, which aims to generate 20,000 jobs.
The Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday declared a new Ebola outbreak in the western city of Mbandaka.
Health Minister Eteni Longondo said that the Ebola outbreak had killed four people in Mbandaka.
At a press conference, Longondo said, “We will send them the vaccine and medicine very quickly,” he planned to visit the site of the outbreak at the end of the week.
Victorians may be able to go back to the office in a “staggered return” from July if the state is able to keep control over the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr. Andrews said more outbreaks of COVID-19 were expected, which was why it was “so important” people were tested.
“I’m just happy, very happy to be back in action.”
A recent analysis found that the coronavirus has put older workers at a disadvantage because of a large share of older people are in jobs that cannot be done from home and they “may be encouraged by health authorities not to return to jobs that are unable to social distance.”
Chrissy Teigen has revealed she is getting her breast implants removed.
She reveals the details of her upcoming breast implant removal surgery after she got criticized on social media for having an at-home coronavirus test.
Teigen later explained the reason she was undergoing surgery on Instagram with a black-and-white topless photo of herself.
The NSW government has frozen public sector pay rises for the next 12 months among the COVID-19 pandemic and says it will not make any of its workers during that time.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian says the measure will save about $3 billion.
Ms. Berejiklian has assured government workers there will be no job losses.
To flatten the curve of the COVID-19 outbreak, extreme measures of social distancing are currently being rolled out in a rising number of countries.
Rather than simply bouncing back and reverting to the pre-coronavirus state, some changes will permanently change our lives.
