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First case of COVID-19 reported by Wuhan officials

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First outbreak news report abut these cases

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China reported first death from COVID-19

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Thailand reported first case out of China

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USA reported first case

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First European case confirmed by France

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First Australian cases reported (incoming travellers from China)

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WHO declares a ‘public health emergency of international concern’

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WHO announced that novel coronavirus would be named SARS-CoV-2 and the disease it caused as COVID-19

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First Australian death from COVID-19 was reported

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First Australian cases of community transmission reported

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WHO officially declared COVID-19 as a pandemic

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Australian government introduced measures to slow the spread

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First economic stimulus package announced

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Lockdown restrictions progressively implemented by the Australian government to restrict citizens movement and then use the opportunities together with other people outside their household

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Ruby Princess cruise ship docks in Sydney, infected passengers disembarked

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Non-essential services are many schools close from this date

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Second economic stimulus package to mounts including changes to the unemployment benefit (New jobseeker support)

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Coverd 19 cases begin falling in Australia

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Free childcare offered

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Job keeper payment legislation to support out of work Australians

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COVID-19  safe app designed to hurt contact tracing is released by the Australian government

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30 April 2020: By this date, a total of 6,753 COVID-19 cases and 91 deaths had been reported in Australia, with a steady decline in cases

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8 May 2020: As the curve of cases has flattened, Australian government announces three-stage plan to begin easing lockdown restrictions

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Mid-May 2020: Easing of lockdown restrictions gradually introduced across Australia

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20 June 2020: Restrictions reinstated in the state of Victoria as new COVID clusters begin to be recorded, in an apparent ‘second wave’ of infection

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30 June 2020: By this date, a total of 7,834 COVID-19 cases and 104 deaths had been reported in Australia, with most new cases from Victoria

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7 July 2020: Second period of lockdown introduced for metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire

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2 August 2020: State of disaster is declared for Victoria by Premier Daniel Andrews, including a nightly curfew

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12 August 2020: At this date, a total of 22,127 COVID-19 cases and 352 deaths had been reported in Australia. The global tally has reached 20 million confirmed cases, with 5 million in the USA alone