Australia records 77 Covid deaths as Albanese honors slain Japanese PM Abe

At least 77 people have died from COVID-19 in Australia; Hendra virus has killed four of seven known human cases historically.

On a single Saturday in July 2022, Australia found itself navigating two distinct viral realities at once: the slow, steady attrition of a pandemic entering its endemic phase, and the sudden reappearance of a rare and ancient threat from the bush. Seventy-seven COVID-19 deaths were recorded across six jurisdictions, a grim but now-routine accounting, while Queensland confirmed its first Hendra virus case in five years after an unvaccinated horse in Mackay fell ill and died. The juxtaposition speaks to something enduring in the human condition — that vigilance cannot be rationed, and that the r

Australia records 77 Covid deaths as Albanese honors slain Japanese PM Abe

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