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I n our new reality under the COVID-19 pandemic, no matter where you live in Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has advised there are really only four acceptable reasons to go out: Shopping for what you need: food or supplies to help keep you at home, including going to the petrol station, ATM.... |
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Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen has gone all out to sing after President Uhuru Kenyatta directed Sh100m for artists during the period of the Covid-19 pandemic. On Monday, Uhuru directed that the Ministry of Sports, Culture, and Heritage avail the funds help artists deal with effects of coronavirus. |
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NSW residents can’t just go for a drive while everyone is meant to be social distancing, with the state’s top police officer saying it’s not a reasonable excuse for being out and about. Commissioner Mick Fuller says people can’t go for a recreational drive even if they don’t get out of their vehicle. |
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The Australian man at the centre of the failed child sex abuse case against George Pell has said he respects the High Court’s decision to overturn the cardinal’s conviction, while issuing a rallying cry to all survivors. In December 2018, a jury convicted Pell, 78, for sexually assaulting two choirboys at a Melbourne Cathedral in 1996. |
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"Before you arrived, it was better here," he told media at the service station when asked about life behind bars, before adding his prison experience was "not too bad".
Cardinal Pell was put up by the Sydney archdiocese in 2018 after he returned from his job as Vatican treasurer to fight the abuse.... |
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It is now believed to have spread at two funerals in February and early March, one of which was attended by a coronavirus victim from outside the city. Georgia's first death was recorded on March 12. The 67-year-old victim had visited Albany in February to attend the funeral of a man it was believed died of natural causes. |
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Cardinal George Pell is on his way to Sydney a day after he was freed from jail following the High Court's decision to quash his convictions for child-sex offences. The 78-year-old spent his first night of freedom at the Carmelite Monastery in Kew, which survivor advocates decorated in ribbons and childrens' toys overnight. |
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restrictions as the country starts recording its lowest daily coronavirus death toll in more than two weeks. The death toll of 969 on March 27 was the largest number in a single day. The number of patients in Italy’s overstretched intensive care has begun falling. |
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Asked by a journalist of his experience behind bars for more than 400 days, he responded, with a smirk on his face: "Before you arrived, it was better here". Immediately after stepping out of his car, he made light of his attire, saying: "I'm sorry I'm not dressed a bit better, but I didn't expect this". |
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Customary chiefs on the New Caledonian island of Lifou have annulled all weddings planned for this year because of the Covid-19 outbreak. The chiefs of the districts of Lossi, Wetr and Gaica decided the ban also applied to people originally from Lifou who wanted to get married in Noumea. |
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For many, that something is faith. “It's one thing to say to have faith when everything is good,” said Pastor Heitzig. “But faith really shows yourself in the darkest times, so I think in a time like this, in a time of pandemic, in a time of fear, time of uncertainty, faith is more important than it ever has been. |
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