COVID-19 measures are working, says PM, but don't stop now

Australia's Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy

Australia's Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy Source: AAP

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Details have been released about the government's coronavirus measures, showing physical distancing and hygiene practices are working.

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