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- Business Company News, Food Beverages
- 25/09/2024
- 09:28
Korean Dumplings Take Flight: bibigo Partners with Qantas to Delight International Passengers
Korean Dumplings Take Flight: bibigo Partners with Qantas to Delight International Passengers Sydney, Australia – September 26, 2024 – In celebration of World Dumpling…
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- Medical Health Aged Care
- 25/09/2024
- 09:27
Monash Expert: Understanding Australia’s COVID-19 epidemics
As the world deals with a newCovid-19 variant, XEC, newMonash University-led research has shown how important short-lived immunity and immune-escape of new variants have been to driving waves of transmission in Australia. Available to comment: Associate Professor James Trauer, Head of the Epidemiological Modelling Unit for the School of Public Health and Preventive MedicineContact: +613 9903 4840, or media@monash.edu Read more of Associate Professor Trauer’s commentary in Monash Lens. The status of COVID-19 in Australia now The likely impact of COVID-19 moving forward The need for continued vaccination The following can be attributed to Associate Professor Trauer: “Our research showed…
- Information Technology, Mental Health
- 25/09/2024
- 09:15
2024 HP Work Relationship Index Reveals What Global Workers Really Want, and It’s Personal
Sydney, Australia, September 25, 2024 – Today, HP Inc. (NYSE:HPQ) released the second annual HP Work Relationship Index (WRI), a comprehensive study that explores the world’s relationship with work. The study, which surveyed 15,600 respondents across industries in 12 countries, reveals that work is not really working. Only 27% of Australian knowledge workers have a healthy relationship with work, one-point below the global average. However, new findings hone in on two potential solutions to improve relationships with work: AI and personalised work experiences. The survey revealed important insights into the nature of Australians at work. Australian workers had the third…
- Employment Relations, Human Resources
- 25/09/2024
- 08:30
Putting a payroll strategy in place
If staff are the beating heart of an organisation, then payroll is, in many ways, the blood. When done correctly, payroll has the potential…
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- Building Construction
- 25/09/2024
- 08:26
PPG announces Purple Basil as 2025 Color of the Year
Color boldly represents trend towards movement and change PITTSBURGH–BUSINESS WIRE– PPG (NYSE:PPG) today announced its 2025 Color of the Year, Purple Basil (PPG1046-7), a…
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- Property Real Estate
- 25/09/2024
- 08:15
Home Building Costs ** Perth Projections Beat National Average for 7-Star Energy Compliance **
25 September 2024 A new study has revealed the average cost to upgrade new homes in Perth to achieve 7-star energy efficiency ratings - which come into effect in Western Australia from 1 May 2025 - is projected to be $4,262, less than the average of $4,311 for Australia’s largest cities. The cost estimate, which is based on current building product prices and the least favourable house orientation scenarios, is significantly lower than less-detailed industry projections previously circulated. It forms part of a new report, 7.0 Star Cost Upgrade Analysis, compiled by Graham Energy, a specialist sustainable building consultancy. In…
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- Energy, Environment
- 25/09/2024
- 08:05
“Looks a lot like lip service”: Local groups leave government consultation process in disgust following Labor govt coal approvals
Local community members concerned about climate change have left consultation processes with Labor MPs Peter Khalil, Alicia Payne, and Dr Daniel Mulino in protest following the government’s approval of three coal mines yesterday. In the seat of Wills, which the Greens have signaled as a primary target to win from Labor in the next election, constituent Maggie Cowling from Climate Action Merribek said: “We joined a climate consultation process with Peter Khalil in good faith, but it looks a lot like lip service when you see Minister Tanya Plibersek signing off on new coal projects”. “If the Albanese Government is…
- Results Statistics
- 25/09/2024
- 08:04
Oz Lotto draw 1597
Official Results OZ Lotto Draw no. 1597 Draw Date: Tuesday, 24 September 2024 Drawn Numbers Winning Numbers 33 35 15 13 30 4 32 (drawn order) Supplementary Numbers 20 27 45 (drawn order) Dividends Dividend Total Winners Total Prizes Payable Division 1 $15,000,000.00 1 $15,000,000.00 Division 2 $37,419.85 8 $299,358.80 Division 3 $4,211.75 84 $353,787.00 Division 4 $388.80 700 $272,160.00 Division 5 $50.70 4,296 $217,807.20 Division 6 $25.70 104,769 $2,692,563.30 Division 7 $16.05 269,627 $4,327,513.35 379,485 $23,163,189.65 Winning State(s) / Suburb(s): NSW / 1 x Wilberforce
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- Medical Health Aged Care
- 25/09/2024
- 07:30
EMBAGOED RELEASE: GPs give Government urgent prescription to make essential healthcare affordable for all Australians
EMBARGOED TO MONDAY 30 SEPTEMBER: GPs are urging the Federal Government to go further to rebuild Medicare and make essential healthcare affordable for all Australians after a nationwide survey found GPs are bulk billing more, but out-of-pocket costs are also increasing. Early findings from the Royal Australian College of GPs annual Health of the Nation survey of over 3,000 GPsshow: One-in-four GPs are bulk billing more consults since the Government tripled incentive payments for bulk billing. Patients’ out-of-pockets costs increased to $36.86 on average for a 20-minute consult in 2024, from $34.91 the year before. RACGP President Dr Nicole Higgins…
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