Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says the government is "doing anything and everything it possibly can" to avoid Australia from going back into a recession.
"It's effectively saying, while the borders are closed and we can't get people in from overseas until the middle of next year, we've got to get people into work, he said. "Lots of disincentives to work have been taken away."
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Ross_Greenwood There is plenty of environment that needs to be repaired
Ross_Greenwood BS! If they were they’d allow people to use ivermectin and HCQ. Safe effective and cost effective. Both have been around a long time but coincidently got banned just as the scamdemic was forced upon us
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