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Is Covid really over? WHO’s announcement sounds more like surrender than victory

Although the acute phase of the pandemic may be over, experts agree that the virus’s effects will remain profound

Published: 7 May 2023

Economic growth of sorts, but UK plc is going nowhere

GDP is likely to edge sideways in 2023 (if that) but the true impact of rising interest rates has yet to be felt

Published: 10 Mar 2023
Competing US views on origins of Covid reveal deeper splits over China policy

Published: 2 Mar 2023
Failure to step up Covid testing capacity in England left care homes exposed

Published: 2 Mar 2023

Covid: the global political impact
Why did China relax its Covid policy – and should we be worried?

After long pursuing a strict zero-Covid regime, restrictions have been lifted in China as new variants emerge

Published: 30 Dec 2022
Swelling ranks of stay-at-home dads could be pandemic’s silver lining

Some of the fundamental shift in attitudes towards caregiving during lockdown appears to have endured

Published: 26 Dec 2022
China’s screeching U-turn on Covid will not be an instant fix

If Beijing is expecting an immediate boost from abandoning its tough controls it is mistaken

Published: 21 Dec 2022
Without effective vaccines, China’s economy may not heal

Changes to zero-Covid policy could prove insufficient if lockdowns are expected to continue

Published: 9 Dec 2022

Covid’s still a big issue for China – and that’s trouble for global economy

The economic outlook for China is not good however its leaders respond to anti-lockdown protests

Published: 29 Nov 2022
Xi unlikely to tolerate dissent as momentous protests shake China

Chinese leader will see widespread demonstrations against zero-Covid policy as threat to CCP’s authority

Published: 28 Nov 2022
From bail reform to Covid: the five issues missing from the Victoria state election campaign

Amid the pledges for new hospitals, power bill relief and $2 public transport fares, other important matters have been noticeably absent

Published: 24 Nov 2022
Novak Djokovic faces battle to win over Australian fans after permission to return

The Serb was deported because of his Covid status but can now look forward to seeking a record-equalling 22nd major in Melbourne

Published: 16 Nov 2022

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  Amid warnings of a looming Covid wave, how do Australia’s vaccination rates stack up?
  
  Published: 9 Nov 2022
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  Australia’s richer areas more likely to have people working from home in pandemic, analysis finds
  
  Published: 4 Nov 2022

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