Rural Australia is used to isolation, but Covid-19 gives it a whole new meaning

Regional and remote communities have fewer resources to fight coronavirus, but many also see potential gains from a more digitally connected Australia

It’s odd, this coronavirus, viewed from a small rural town. The wall-to-wall news coverage that bookmarks all our days is contrary to the rhythm of our lives.

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