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Even before COVID-19 hit, the failings of Australia’s aged care system had already been laid bare when the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality And Safety’s Interim Report was released last year.Commissioners Richard Tracey AM, RFD, QC and Lynelle Briggs’ AO investigation into Australia’s aged care system led them to describe the aged care system as “a shocking tale of neglect.”“The neglect that we have found in this Royal Commission, to date, is far from the best that can be done.

After blaming gay people for COVID-19, a prominent leader of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has himself contracted the virus. Speaking in March this year, on Ukrainian national TV, Patriarch Filaret stated that the pandemic was, “God’s punishment for the sins of men, the sinfulness of humanity.”Doubling down on his comments Kiev-based LGBTQI group Insight in April launched legal actions against Filaret condemning his actions as being damaging or the countries LGBTQI community.“Our aim is to show people that there is no longer place for such statements from church leaders in Ukraine,” Insight’s head Olena Shevchenko told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.“We inform that during planned testing, His Holiness Patriarch Filaret of Kiev and All

Disturbing new footage has emerged of wet markets in Asia continuing to sell live and dead animals including butchered dogs and pig brains, despite widespread beliefs that the coronavirus pandemic started in one.

The World Health Organisation has said there is "no evidence" gargling mouthwash could protect you against coronavirus - despite claims from experts.

Before coronavirus, the last truly global pandemic to bring about similar devastation was the Spanish Flu outbreak which lasted between 1918 and 1920.

Desperate men have been queuing up at midnight outside barber shops after New Zealand lifted its coronavirus lockdown today.

It could take as long as five years to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control, a top WHO scientist has warned.

Boris Johnson has admitted that a coronavirus vaccine may never happen – as he refused to gamble on one as part of his official lockdown escape plan.

The driving force behind the 5G rollout is not so much to make our Facebook posts upload faster but to enable near-instantaneous communication between self-driving cars.

A leading professor has claimed a coronavirus vaccine may never be developed and regular lockdowns may become the new normal.

A man who tried to camp on an island at Walt Disney World in Florida in a bid to survive the coronavirus quarantine is now facing tresspassing charges.

Almost 3,000 Americans died with coronavirus in 24 hours at the end of last week – meaning the country registered its deadliest day just as lockdown measures were starting to be eased in many states.

The government could relax the guideline requiring people to stay two metres apart to prevent the spread of coronavirus, as the advice has "never had much of an evidence base".

People with the coronavirus cannot be infected by the disease twice, scientists in South Korea have claimed.

China has refused to let the World Health Organization (WHO) investigate the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, a representative has claimed.

Russian government fundedDespite optimistic reports of early trials, a vaccine against coronavirus is likely to be over a year away.

Law enforcement officers in Bali have reportedly found an innovative way to remind people to wear their coronavirus masks outside.

Cristiano Ronaldo is set to travel back to Italy in order to prepare for a return to training with Juventus.

China has shut down gyms and swimming pools in the capital of Beijing, raising fears the country is at risk of a second major wave of coronavirus infections.

Gruesome images show a notorious wet market still plying its wares including bats despite links to the coronavirus.

Experts have warned that a new, raised red rash and unexplained marks on the skin could be signs of coronavirus.