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NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said the military would provide round-the-clock aerial and other surveillance to enforce the closure. Victoria's only other internal border, with South Australia state, has been closed since March 22 under previous coronavirus measures. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus impact | Australia closes state border for first time in 100 years after COVID-19 spike

In June, the apex body in India for the formulation, coordination and promotion of biomedical research, said the private facilities should further lower the costs as testing kits and reagents were being sourced locally and not imported like earlier, the report said. … [Read more...] about Government mulls lowering price cap for COVID-19 test at private facilities

His success with director Leone, a former schoolmate, made him one of the most desired composers for the screen, with directors around the world beating a path to his door: John Huston, John Boorman, Terrence Malick, Bernardo Bertolucci, Barry Levinson, Warren Beatty, Oliver Stone, Barry Levinson, Roman Polanski and Franco Zeffirelli. … [Read more...] about Oscar-winning Italian composer Ennio Morricone dies aged 91

Speaking at a conference organised by the UIL trade union, Conte said the government needed to "redefine" tax incentives in favour of green, digital investments of the future, adding "we must support the worst affected industries such as automotive and tourism". … [Read more...] about Italy eyes measures to support auto, tourism industries: PM Giuseppe Conte

“The current 32-percentage point gap in Democrats’ and Republicans’ reported mask usage is the widest it has been. Essentially all Democrats (98%), 66% of Republicans and 85% of independents say they have worn a mask in public in the past week,” the Gallup researchers said. … [Read more...] about The anti-mask crowd is losing