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Coronavirus: New Zealand's evacuees settle in to life in quarantine

People at the base said they're starting to adapt to their new environment.

'Like Europe in medieval times': Virus slows China's economy

New York Times: Two weeks on, one of the world's largest economies remains largely idle.

Coronavirus: A signal to rethink China?

Comment: Outbreak occurred under a tightened authoritarian dictatorship.

NZX listed hotel company sounds warning over coronavirus

The situation is 'extremely fluid' says New Zealand's second largest hotel chain

WHO fights a pandemic besides coronavirus: An 'infodemic'

New York Times: Health agency trying to combat rumours online about the new infection.

Where's Xi? China's leader commands coronavirus fight from safe heights

New York Times: Xi Jinping backed out of spotlight as China faces worst crisis in years.

Rebecca Howard: Why Fonterra is vulnerable to coronavirus

Fonterra recognises a sustained drop in consumption would impact sales

'Innocent, but implicated': Wuhan native in limbo during epidemic

New York Times: Anger over the prejudice the people of Wuhan are facing.

The country refusing to rescue its citizens from China

Evacuation is deemed 'irresponsible' due to the country's struggling health-care system.

Cab driver says those in self-isolation are using taxis

"What kind of isolation is my taxi:" Cabbie asks.

Massive surge in coronavirus cases

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases is now hurtling toward the 40,000 mark.

China's fury after coronavirus whistleblower doctor dies

Dr Li Wenliang has been hailed as a hero for sharing the truth about the deadly virus.

Coronavirus: Good news for evacuees

The health of those rescued from Wuhan in being checked every day.

Losing track of time in the epicentre of China's coronavirus outbreak

New York Times: "Every cough is frightening." Residents of Wuhan are struggling to adjust.

As the coronavirus spreads, face mask makers go into overdrive

New York Times: Factory in France helping overcome severe shortage as supplies dry up.

Why the new coronavirus (mostly) spares children

New York Times: So far, very few young children seem to be falling ill.