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March 12, 2020
by Mary Sheehan
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Were these the good old days?

Watching the rapid spread of the Coronavirus today seems like a re-enactment of events a century ago. But then too, many things were very different in 1919 when the ‘Spanish’ influenza virus arrived in Australia. The nation was recovering from … Continue reading →

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Categories: Australian history, Coronavirus, COVD-19, Disease, environmental history, History, Medical history, Spanish flu | Tags: COVID-19, influenza, Melbourne, pandemic, Spanish flu | Permalink

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