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UPDATED | Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australian private and public sector organisations are being targeted in a sophisticated cyber attack by a foreign entity.
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The Prime Minister has brokered detente between government, employers and unions to try to deliver meaningful workplace reform and help generate post-pandemic employment. Whether a shell-shocked nation is ready remains to be seen, argues Michelle Grattan.
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EXCLUSIVE | Aged care facilities have the legal “discretion” to refuse visitation rights to family members of residents during the coronavirus pandemic – in defiance of firm directives from the state and federal governments – according to advice given to an Adelaide operator.
Childcare will be free for parents still using it during the coronavirus crisis, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced today.
Australia will gamble on an unprecedented $189 billion stimulus package to protect the nation from a looming recession, including cash payments of up to $100,000 for small businesses, unsecured loans, wage subsidies and new welfare payments for the unemployed.
Welfare recipients including Newstart recipients, pensioners and households accessing family tax benefits will be handed a one-off $750 stimulus payment as part of a $17.6 billion federal bid to ensure the coronavirus pandemic doesn’t “bury the budget for a decade”.
