Young workers who help fill shortages in regional areas should still be eligible for coronavirus support payments, according to the West Australian Premier. The state government is launching a new campaign to support struggling agriculture and tourism businesses.
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Young Australians set to get their first real taste of recessionAnna Thwaites was a toddler during Australia's last recession. This time, she's 32 and facing an uncertain future with limited job prospects. The most entitled thing I have ever read - she is curious what it is like to struggle... good luck Anna. is anna thwaites a real person . . . or a pun for the narrative . . ann awaits 우리는 모두 휴거 성도의 수에 포함되어야 합니다. 회개하십시오. 거룩함을 따르십시오. 메시아께서 오십니다. 회개와거룩함사역회 WednesdayPureWord
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Why young people are the biggest losers in Australia’s recessionAustralia is facing an economic bloodbath as we reel from the worst contraction since Great Depression – but there’s one group that will bear the brunt of the pain. 'But as lockdowns ease' And that's happening when according to the media's *experts*? It's already tough. Calling young people big losers isn't going to bolster their confidence. We need to support them as we hand them tomorrow's problems. I’m surprised the young are not screaming from the rooftops.
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Regional Australians should be 'rewarded' for good pandemic behaviour | Sky News AustraliaNationals MP Dr Anne Webster says regional Victorians should be “rewarded” in Premier Daniel Andrews’ roadmap out of lockdown for their efforts throughout the coronavirus pandemic. \n\nThe Premier announced two roadmaps would be released on Sunday to guide regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne out of strict virus-induced lockdowns. \n\n“I think that regional Australians have done the right thing, that’s why we have had five months of extremely low numbers,” Ms Webster told Sky News. \n\n“What I would like to see Premier Andrews do is have a very clear lockdown for community outbreaks that is hopefully reflective of the national hotspot definition, whatever that’s going to be … and hopefully people can get their lives back.\n\n“Our economy needs it and people's mental wellbeing and overall wellbeing need it.” \n\nImage: News Corp Australia DanielAndrewsMP Good sheepies. Place nice and you can go outside for a week. WakeUpAustralia we don’t need premiers to tell us how to live and “keep us safe”. We are not all in this together.
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NSW health authorities flag potential regional COVID-19 case | Sky News AustraliaA coronavirus case outside of Sydney is expected to be included in today’s daily caseload as health officials in central-west New South Wales flag a potential regional infection. \n\nThe western NSW local health district released a statement saying a potential case was detected in the Parks local government area. \n\nSydney’s City Tattersalls Fitness Centre was the focus of a NSW Health investigation due to the number of infections sourced to the venue caught up in the growing CBD cluster, which saw eight new cases added on Wednesday. \n\nAuthorities revealed there may have been breaches in protocol at the gym, with some members suspected of not swiping their card upon entry, others arriving in large groups and some using other members' cards. \n\nNSW Police warned they would be enforcing public health orders and social distancing measures as concerns mounted over people flocking to the beach to escape the forecasted hot weather for Thursday. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Ivermectin ASAP... Just give it to everyone. Geez.. Louise .. Oi it's Parkes, not Parks. Is Alan Jones going further west to cottage these days?
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Far-left politicians 'pushing anti-police rhetoric': Donald Trump | Sky News AustraliaUS President Donald Trump says the unrest seen in cities such as Portland and Kenosha is a result of 'far-left ideology' and a hatred of police, rather than systemic racism.\n\nPresident Trump has visited Kenosha, Wisconsin, to assess the damage from violent protests, sparked by the police shooting of Jacob Blake.\n\nMr Blake was shot several times by a white police officer during an altercation on August 23, sparking demonstrations against systemic racism.\n\nMr Trump defied a request from the state’s governor to stay away over fears the visit would spark further unrest.\n\nThe president did not visit Mr Blake, nor his family, during his visit.\n\nAt a roundtable, the preside announced the federal government will allocate $42 million (USD) to support public safety and law enforcement in Wisconsin.\n\n'To stop the political violence, we must also confront the radical ideology that includes this violence,' President Trump said.\n\n'Reckless, far left politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and our law enforcement are oppressive or racist. \n\n'They'll throw out any word that comes to them.'\n\n realDonaldTrump Looting and burning down minority neighbourhoods is not a response to systemic racism. President Trump is right. realDonaldTrump So...hatred of police sent that 17 year old out armed and hunting for BLM protesters? realDonaldTrump
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'I've made that plain to the PM': WA snubs push to set border end dateWA's Premier says he will not put a timeframe on reopening the state's border, an issue expected to dominate the meeting of the National Cabinet tomorrow following a call by Prime Minister Scott Morrison for the states to 'make Australia whole again'. Morrison doesn’t like the Premier’s standing up to him . Will Scotty's tantrum be televised? He almost lost it in QT time today....... His true inner self comes out when he doesn't get his own way and it's not pretty.
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