SMEs granted extra time for JobKeeper reporting over holiday season Coronavirus, Finance Eloise Keating 4 December 2020 Small and medium businesses will have extra time to meet their JobKeeper reporting requirements over the Christmas and New Year period.
It isn’t right to say we are out of recession, as these six graphs demonstrate Coronavirus, Economy, Politics Peter Martin 4 December 2020 It’d be wrong to say that we are out of recession, although that’s how the graph of Wednesday’s GDP numbers makes it look.
The UK becomes first country to authorise a COVID-19 vaccine: What this means, and how Australia is faring Coronavirus Chris Woods 4 December 2020 The UK government’s scientific advisory body MHRA has granted temporary authorisation for the emergency use of Pfizer-BioNTech’s mRNA vaccine.
“Not going to be roses”: Australia might be out of recession, but economic recovery has only just begun Coronavirus, Economy Lois Maskiell 3 December 2020 Australia may officially be out of the COVID-19-induced recession, but GPD growth is but one indication of the economy's health.
Office politics, burnout and professional development: Five workplace predictions for 2021 Coronavirus, People, Remote Work Phil Chambers 3 December 2020 Based on a data set of more than 140 million employee survey responses, here's how employees worldwide are feeling right now.
SMEs miss out on big spending in Queensland budget Coronavirus, Finance, Politics Lois Maskiell 2 December 2020 The Queensland government unveiled its 2020-21 budget on Tuesday, but there is limited new support measures for SMEs.
Travel agents to get one-off cash payments under new $128 million scheme Cashflow, Coronavirus, Tourism Eloise Keating 2 December 2020 Small travel agents that have been hit hard by the pandemic will be eligible for one-off cash payments from the federal government.
The pandemic has forced Pacific peoples to re-imagine the place of tourism in their lives Coronavirus, Tourism Apisalome Movono and Regina Scheyvens 2 December 2020 The possibility of a Cook Islands-New Zealand travel bubble raises questions about how Pacific tourism can and should be revived.
In the face of a cataclysmic pandemic and deep recession, Australian house prices are back up: Here’s why Coronavirus, Economy, Property Jason Murphy 2 December 2020 House prices are back up. Are you even surprised? This is Australia, where the family home is as well protected from price falls as from fire.
Ola Australia boss departs the rideshare business, amid reports of reduced operations Coronavirus, Startup News Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 1 December 2020 The Australian head of Ola has left his role, amid reports the rideshare provider may be reducing its operations in the market.
