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It's Professor Paul Kelly's job as Australia's Deputy Chief Medical Officer to advise Government on how to handle the COVID-19 epidemic. Today, he answers your biggest questions about coronavirus and the measures being taken to prevent its spread - including today's announcement that all foreign nationals would be prevented from entering the country. Plus, the events and parties you can attend from the comfort of your own couch.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has described the COVID-19 pandemic as as "once-in-100-years-type-event," and announced measures never before seen in our country's history. We look at why the Government is suggesting we abandon international travel. Plus, are we testing enough people for the virus?

Doctors say Australia is heading for an Italy-level disaster. Here's the latest news from the COVID-19 outbreak, including how its affecting lives music and festivals and what you can do to avoid unnecessary anxiety and stay calm and healthy. We look at the many heartwarming acts of kindness performed by people helping others to get through the pandemic. Plus, an ABC Four Corners investigation has obtained a video that shows an SAS soldier shooting an unarmed Afghani man dead at close range, in one of a series of cases that may constitute war crimes.

With so much coronavirus confusion around it's hard to sort the important information from the noise. We asked the medical experts your biggest questions.

Jenna Clarke from the West Australian and Marty Smiley from The Feed are in for the Friday shake up.

Will the mass gatherings ban help prevent a major coronavirus outbreak in Australia?

Are dating apps changing the culture of dating?

And is it wrong to get deep in an ex's social media feed?

The Federal Government has announced a $17.6 billion economic stimulus package to boost the economy, which is taking a hit from the spread of coronavirus. The package includes one-off welfare payments of up to $750 for some people. Plus, a person has been diagnosed with coronavirus after attending the Golden Plains music festival. We ask an expert if the virus could have spread through the mosh. And we go to a reptile park to take a look at the thrilling and scary job of milking venom from the world's deadliest snakes to save lives.

Australian and international music festivals including Dark Mofo and Coachella have been either cancelled or postponed due to coronavirus. Here's the latest from the outbreak. Plus, we speak to Julia Ebner, a counter-terrorism expert who spent two years infiltrating far-right networks.

Have you ever had an experience on a dating app that made you feel unsafe? We're launching a major investigation to find out what's going on and we want your help to share your stories. Plus, if you're a casual worker and you get quarantined for coronavirus, you probably won't get paid. If you're a full-time worker, companies could force employees to use annual leave. And in other coronavirus news, airlines are slashing the price of travel in response to a massive drop in bookings.

Sixteen million people are in quarantine in Italy due to coronavirus, while in Australia school children have tested positive for Covid-19. Here's the latest news of the pandemic. Plus, women inside a Darwin prison have made a podcast about life inside, called Birds Eye View. And would you donate your poo to potentially save someone's life? We talk to the founder of Australia's first poo lab.

The Friday shakeup with comedians Lucinda Froomes Price and Cameron James.