As the Covid-19 coronavirus spreads in Italy, Iran and elsewhere, we talk to health editor Paul Cullen about what we have learned about the disease so far.

And we return to Peter Goff in China, to find out how life there has been affected by the implementation of strict measures designed to counter the spread of the disease.

Plus: Over the last couple of months, Australia has been ravaged by the worst wildfires seen in decades. The fire season has finally eased, but the recovery is ongoing. One fifth of the country’s forests have been destroyed and over one billion animals have lost their lives. Kangaroo Island, a wildlife haven just off the coast of South Australia, lost over half of it’s 50,000 population of Koalas, with many more endangered species now at risk.

Following the devastation, animal protection agency Humane Society International deployed a disaster response team to Kangaroo Island. Their Australian CEO Erica Martin, reflects on her time during the search and rescue mission.