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Spain’s Prime Minister has unveiled the plan to safely reopen to international tourism in July, coming out of one of Europe’s strictest lockdowns

Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced that interstate travel restrictions will be lifted as of June 01, and encourages people to book holidays in NSW

A Massachusetts biotechnology company has shown some promising early results in human safety tests for a potential new coronavirus vaccine.

Scientists in Ghent, Belgium, have found antibodies produced in llamas’ blood could be critical in killing off the Covid-19 virus and saving lives.

In 2020, a year the WHO declared to be the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife, we have proved we nurses more than ever

New Zealand will begin its transition to Level 2 restrictions, which allow domestic travel, as well as cinemas, retail, playgrounds and gyms.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison describes Australia’s three-step plan to reopen as the curve flattens significantly.

With $1 million in flower baskets delivered from local growers, Lowe‘s sends Mother’s Day Love to isolated seniors.

New Zealand is cautiously celebrating after recording no new COVID-19 cases or deaths for the first time in 49 days.

Preliminary trials are positive for the new potential Covid-19 drug, ‘Remdesivir’

Mr Morrison said Australia had flattened its coronavirus curve, allowing the government to drop restrictions earlier than expected.

Australian Zoos are getting help from the Federal government to cover costs during lockdown and make sure the animals are taken care of

Scientists at the University of Oxford are currently trialing a new vaccine they are working on, and are cautiously optimistic about its chances.

One of the original global hotspots for the Coronavirus is starting the process of gently easing back to normalcy

As the infection rate curve flattens in several parts of Europe, some countries have begun the delicate process of moving back toward normal life.

With a huge reduction in traffic and industrial activity, here is how our the environment is slowly recovering during COVID-19

Bill Gates and the Gates foundation are simultaneously funding multiple factories to develop a vaccine from as many different angles as they can, to come to the correct one as soon as possible.

Cami Anderson from Forbes discusses how the world leaders who have faired well during this crisis have been disproportionally women, and why their approaches have worked.

Tourism officials in both Australia and New Zealand discuss the potential for a travel agreement between the two countries, as they become the most likely candidates for one another’s first international tourism after COVID-19

The Text For Humanity switchboard, originally launched in January, has so far shared more than 83,000 positive messages across 85 countries.

Retailers and designers worldwide are working on new designs for woollen loungewear as more people work from home.

A medical charity in England that has successfully trained dogs to detect malaria is now attempting to train man’s best friend to identify the smell of COVID-19.

Australians are commended for changing their Easter plans to adapt, greatly reducing the potential spread of COVID-19 over this holiday weekend.

Project Wingman, an initiative set up by two pilots and airline staff as volunteers, is providing healthcare workers with a first class lounge experience between shifts.

The inspirational story of one mother’s battle with coronavirus and joy at meeting her newborn child 5 weeks later

An Aussie travel marketer has got industry friends from across the globe to unite in a rendition of the famous charity song “We are the World”