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The Prime Minister has effectively placed Australia on a war footing to fight the coronavirus pandemic. 

For some, the realisation of the deadly danger posed by COVID 19 is only now sinking in. Others have been sounding the alarm for weeks.

In interviews with frontline medical workers, doctors talk about being confronted with the virus for the first time.

Patients describe what it's like to realise they may have unwittingly infected many others.

Four Corners investigates how coronavirus spread around the country and whether critical mistakes have been made.

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As Australia faces an unprecedented pandemic, Australian Story tracks the experience of five Australians on five different days during the past week.

A choirmaster, an intensivist, a medical researcher, a psychiatrist and a school principal discuss their responses in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis — and reveal some of the innovative solutions they're coming up with to find a way through.

Produced over the course of a week, this is a unique insight into a week that changed the nation.

About Australian Story: Putting the "real" back into reality television, Australian Story is an award-winning documentary series with no narrator and no agendas — just authentic stories told entirely in people's own words. Take 30 minutes to immerse yourself in the life of an extraordinary Australian. They're sometimes high profile, sometimes controversial, but always compelling. It’s television guaranteed to make you think and feel. New episodes are available every Monday.

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This is the story behind Australian Rules Football's women's league and two extraordinary women proudly flying the flag for the sport.

Women have been playing AFL in local clubs for decades but that's as far as they've been able to go. Now this is all about to change, with the launch of a National AFL Women's League in February 2017.   A driving force behind this revolution is Western Bulldogs vice-president Susan Alberti.

The businesswoman and philanthropist has been a tireless advocate for women's AFL and a vocal critic of those she considers disrespectful to women. Susan Alberti is a great supporter of female players and one of the stars of the game she has come to admire is marquee Collingwood player, Moana Hope.

Federal politicians return to Canberra for just one day, tasked with passing a more than $84 billion economic lifeline aimed at saving the Australian economy as the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc. Amid fears of an economic depression, the Government faces the prospect of millions of unemployed people and a shutdown that has the nation bracing for an end to life as it knows it. 

Episode One - https://youtu.be/A8UF80Z_y-o 

Episode Two - https://youtu.be/CU0UlSW7xLw

Jeremy Fernandez is joined by Infectious Diseases expert Dr Sanjaya Senanayeke and national reporter Sophie Scott to answer all your questions on COVID-19.

Many Saudi women are wealthy, well-educated and told they have everything, but when they disobey their male guardians, life can be more like a Handmaid’s Tale dystopia.

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US President Donald Trump sets an ambitious target to get his country “back to work” while the World Health Organisation warns the US is rapidly becoming the pandemic’s epicentre. Join Chas and John for the latest on the US response to COVID-19 and the dire outlook for the weeks ahead.

Fake news, conspiracy theories, calls to stay calm.

How can the media help contain the deadly spread of the coronavirus?

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/