As the coronavirus has spread and changed, so has the way Scott Morrison and Donald Trump talk about it.
Scott Morrison is right to hold the line against closing schools. But it places him in the unusual position of fighting, not exploiting, fear.
Panic buyers now join a long, storied list of people and things that Australian politicians have decided are un-Australian.
Despite what Alan Jones says, all evidence points to coronavirus being far, far deadlier than seasonal flu.
Medical concierges, private jets and Michelin-starred takeaway: the virus doesn't discriminate, but it's definitely easier to get by if you're wealthy.
Time now moves quicker than ever as the 'latest' updates on the coronavirus/COVID-19 are quickly superseded.
A Facebook group for US emergency workers is claiming that the country' coronavirus response is a Democrat plot to 'kill the economy' and bring down Donald Trump
One way or another, we're getting an investigation.
There are two rules in these kinds of crises: take quick and decisive action, and do what the government says.
Despite talk of 'herd immunity', countries have accepted that waiting to beat COVID-19 isn't an option. They're right to do so.
