Today we discuss the current findings on the coronavirus animal origin, as well as research on how coronavirus may affect pets.
The pandemic has rocketed chief medical officer Brendan Murphy from bureaucratic obscurity to celebrity. Inq profiles Australia's top doctor.
A recent report suggests the world could look very different if China had acted on the coronavirus just six days earlier than it did.
By the time the coronavirus lockdown is over, telehealth services will be well and truly embedded in our health care system. And that might not be such a bad thing.
Giving the authorities the ability to track our movements to help fight the spread of COVID-19 seems to make a lot of sense. But taking back our privacy when the crisis is over may not be so easy.
Can we really put a cost on human life? The answer is yes, and it happens more often than you think — as the pandemic has proved.
The coronavirus crisis has smoothed over some political divisions, but under the surface-level bipartisanship, fault lines remain.
This is an opportunity to change the archaic relationship of citizens and government. We need more information now, not less.
As more and more questions emerge each day, the NSW government's 'powerful and independent' inquiry into the Ruby Princess debacle must look at the role of the government itself.
For all the claims that the world has changed, the same patterns of tribalism, self-interest and abuse of power are persisting through the pandemic.
