1. The Virus
2. Programs from series

Victoria marches towards easing restrictions as cases trend down. The Morrison government secures a deal to ensure more Australians standard overseas can return home. Jeremy Fernandez speaks to infectious diseases specialist Sanjaya Senanayake.

Concern grows in NSW as health authorities investigate a number of mystery coronavirus cases. Melbourne's rolling 14-day average may not get below five by the October 19 deadline. The impact of US President Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis on the US election.

US President Donald Trump tests positive for coronavirus. A travel bubble to allow New Zealand residents to travel to NSW and NT from October 16. Victoria on track to ease more restrictions on October 19. Tasmania to reopen to COVID-19 safe states from October 26.

Daniel Andrews fronts the hotel quarantine inquiry. Warnings Europe could be heading towards another lockdown as a second wave looks increasingly likely. Jeremy Fernandez speaks to Simon Westaway about the future of tourism.

National Cabinet agrees to raise the cap on international arrivals giving hope to Aussies stranded overseas. Restrictions eased in regional Victoria. Jeremy Fernandez speaks with infectious disease expert Sanjaya Senanayake.

Victoria's roadmap out of stage 4 restrictions, a setback for one of the leading vaccine trials plus Jeremy Fernandez speaks to Professor Kristine Macartney from the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance.

Tracking Australia's response to the COVID pandemic. As Melbourne nears a month in stage 4 lockdown, Jeremy Fernandez brings you the latest facts and figures, plus medical professionals and health experts answer your questions.

As Melbourne nears a month in stage 4 lockdown the number of daily infections is falling, but are lower testing rates influencing the drop in cases? Jeremy Fernandez puts your questions to Professor James McCaw and Dr Vyom Sharma.

Jeremy Fernandez looks at the latest data and trends on COVID-19 and how we are responding to the crisis. Plus experts answer your questions about the coronavirus pandemic.

A man in his 20s the youngest Australian to die from coronavirus COVID-19. Twelve of 14 deaths in Victoria today linked to aged care. Community transmission numbers start to fall in the second week of Melbourne's lockdown. Outbreak spreads in New Zealand.

Tracking Australia's response to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Jeremy Fernandez brings you the latest figures and advice. Plus, Professor Peter Collignon and Dr Mukesh Haikerwal answer your questions.

Australia steps up its response to the growing crisis as clusters continue to spread in aged care, meatworks, healthcare workers, schools and restaurants. Hosted by Jeremy Fernandez with Marion Kainer and Norman Swan.

The climbing coronavirus COVID-19 caseload in Victoria has authorities on edge. Jeremy Fernandez brings you the very latest on the spread, plus Tony Blakely and Sophie Scott will answer your questions.

Victoria records a daily high of 428 new cases as the south-west Sydney cluster grows. Frustration and delays at border checkpoints. Jeremy Fernandez is joined by Bruce Thompson and Sophie Scott to answer your questions.

Australia prepares for the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak to escape Victoria's borders, with residents of Melbourne metro in lockdown and asked to wear masks. Jeremy Fernandez joins Bruce Thompson and Sophie Scott to answer your questions.

Inside the Melbourne lockdown, where 300,000 residents in 10 postcodes have been asked to stay at home and a testing blitz continues. Jeremy Fernandez puts your questions to Professor James McCaw and Dr Norman Swan.

Jeremy Fernandez brings you in-depth analysis of the Melbourne COVID-19 clusters. Plus the staggering increase in global coronavirus cases. Epidemiologist associate professor Hassan Vally and Sophie Scott answer your questions.

Does the upswing in COVID-19 cases indicate a second wave? Jeremy Fernandez looks at the week's developments and the latest data. Plus Dr Norman Swan and Sophie Scott answer your questions.