On Today's Episode:
The latest numbers
WA students to go back to school for term 2
The unintended benefit of coronavirus on the impact of drugs
Accusations of a healthcare worker lying to tracing officials
Facebook to tell you when you read false COVID-19 information
And the family-friendly social distancing activity pitched in the East Kimberley - cane toad catching

On Today's Episode:
<ul>
<li>The latest numbers</li>
<li>WA students to go back to school for term 2</li>
<li>The unintended benefit of coronavirus on the impact of drugs</li>
<li>Accusations of a healthcare worker lying to tracing officials</li>
<li>Facebook to tell you when you read false COVID-19 information</li>
<li>And the family-friendly social distancing activity pitched in the East Kimberley - cane toad catching</li>
</ul>

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Keep up to date with the latest breaking news on COVID-19.&nbsp;
A daily podcast brought to you by our experienced journalists at The West Australian.&nbsp; All the facts in an easy to follow 15 minute summary.&nbsp;
All the information you need to keep up with daily changes and how it affects you.

Coronavirus Watch

Friday April 17

The WA President of the Australian Medical Association has slammed the McGowan Government’s handling of hotel quarantine in the wake of the COVID breach that has locked down Perth, Peel and the South West for five days, saying mining companies could do a better job.

The WA President of the Australian Medical Association has slammed the McGowan Government&rsquo;s handling of hotel quarantine in the wake of the COVID breach that has locked down Perth, Peel and the South West for five days,&nbsp;saying mining companies could do a better job.

Monday 1st February - WA in Lockdown

On Today's Episode
WA’s hard borders stay slammed shut, prompting mining billionaire Clive Palmer to launch a High Court Challenge.  
The City of Perth cancels the Australia Day fireworks.
AFL footy players face a ban on ‘bonking’.

On Today's Episode
<ul>
<li>WA&rsquo;s hard borders stay slammed shut, prompting mining billionaire Clive Palmer to launch a High Court Challenge. &nbsp;</li>
<li>The City of Perth cancels the Australia Day fireworks.</li>
<li>AFL footy players face a ban on &lsquo;bonking&rsquo;.</li>
</ul>

Friday May 22

On today’s episode:
Zero covid patients in hospital
The State Government’s campaign to lure interstate FIFO workers to settle in WA permanently.

On today&rsquo;s episode:
<ul>
<li>Zero covid patients in hospital</li>
<li>The State Government&rsquo;s campaign to lure interstate FIFO workers to settle in WA permanently.</li>
</ul>

Friday April 17

Coronavirus Watch

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