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What you can do when stage two of relaxing coronavirus restrictions in South Australia starts on June 1 – ABC News
Stage two of lifting coronavirus restrictions starts this Monday, June 1 — but what will it mean for South Australians? Key points: From June 1, many businesses closed in SA will be able to reopen their doors The Government has issued a list of “principles” for businesses, to ensure social…
Coronavirus job losses in Australia mapped by electorate – The Guardian
An analysis by the Grattan Institute has revealed that some electorates are estimated to have lost more than 11% of jobs since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Illustrating the potential political damage for the government if it cuts off economic stimulus too soon, job losses are concentrated in regional…
In coronavirus economy, small business owners get creative – ABC News
Updated May 30, 2020 07:55:19 On Australia’s longest continuous shopping strip, small businesses are hacking what they do to stay afloat. But for most, the future remains highly uncertain. The traders on Sydney Road in Melbourne like to say it’s the longest shopping strip in the southern hemisphere. Once the…
Australia’s back in business – but nothing is usual – The Australian Financial Review
The association, which represents services for about 60 per cent of all deaths in Australia, has asked premiers to urgently rethink contradictory rules. Funeral homes aren’t the only businesses grappling with new rules. Pubs and restaurants have been busy measuring floor space to comply with social distancing rules, while also…
Potential Virgin bidders ‘nervous’ about lack of government support – The Guardian
Potential bidders for Virgin Australia have expressed anxiety over the lack of financial support for the stricken airline from the Morrison government, Guardian Australia has learned. Sources close to the sales process said four shortlisted purchasers, who are due to lodge indicative bids for the airline on Friday, were becoming…
Coronavirus crossroads: Is this Australia’s chance to change how we do business for the better? – SmartCompany.com.au
Immediation executive director Nick Northcott. Covid-19 has had a dramatic impact on business operations; in many ways for the better. Amid the confusion of the past few months, we have learnt that online business can increase customer access and satisfaction, and we have seen both sides of business come together…