
Government Support For Australian Businesses, Workers Increased Amid Lockdown Extension
Payments to businesses and workers impacted by the lockdown have been expanded, while construction is set to restart on July 31.
Payments to businesses and workers impacted by the lockdown have been expanded, while construction is set to restart on July 31.
Younger workers in southwest and western Sydney will get first doses of the Pfizer vaccine to tackle the latest Covid-19 outbreak.
The bipartisan proposal calls for a $100 billion investment in energy initiatives, including carbon capture and storage.
The Fair Work Commission has agreed to a meeting on July 20 to discuss concerns about Covid-19 support for workers.
The South Australian government has released a draft strategy to dramatically cut road deaths over the next 10 years.
Sydney’s Covid-19 is stabilizing, Premier Gladys Berejiklian says, as leaks into the state’s health care system begin to appear.
Nurses Organization says its members voted in “very high” numbers for three more strikes in protest of pay and conditions.
Economist says normal seasonal adjustments may now inaccurately skew numbers.
The job numbers are still lukewarm at 5.8 percent. Supply and demand are not in sync, as small-business owners struggle to hire.