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Why free childcare is a hotbed of COVID-19 transmission waiting to kill
In the same breath of air, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has stressed practices to prevent the community spread of COVID-19 whilst also encouraging parents to utilise a $1.3 billion stimulus package which will make childcare free. It’s clear that Mr Morrison has no idea how childcare centres function. At a time when Australia faces an
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Coronavirus trends – Equity strategy update
As we have previously written, investors need to keep an eye on company announcements for further clarity on near-term impact from COVID-19 as Feb-20 updates/commentary were largely redundant by the end of February. In this regard, we have been keeping up with the recent ASX company announcements across a diverse range of companies to get
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Some positives that may come from COVID-19
I don’t want to downplay the seriousness of the coronavirus know as COVID-19, nor suggest that the economic impact won’t be severe. However, there is plenty of negative and sensational media you can consume around the virus and instead, I choose to write about some of the positives. They say that conflict breeds innovation, that
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The Coronavirus Vs. the Australian Dollar
Due to the recent coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe, James Hall reports that the Australian dollar has just hit a record low of 55 US cents – its lowest value in 18 years. In addition, the emergency interest rate was reduced to 0.25 percent by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), which was a pending decision previously
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Are employers liable if their employees get COVID-19 at work?
As the government has tightened restrictions on mass gatherings from 500 to 100 people and emphasised the importance of social distancing, many people have been left feeling confused and anxious with exemptions including public transport, schools, and workplaces, just to name a few. Yet an increasing number of institutions seem to be taking it upon
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Collateral damage of COVID-19, the deadliest 1% death rate disease
As a sombre storyline attached to the global outbreak of COVID-19, it has become inevitable that the services industry has been decimated, most evidenced by Qantas’ decision to stand down 20,000 of its workforce, and others will follow. The Qantas decision comes after yesterday’s national address from Prime Minister Scott Morrison who forewarned Australia that
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