Good morning everyone. Hope you had restful weekends. 1. NSW recorded 105 new local cases of COVID-19 yesterday. Premier Gladys Berejiklian said 27 of those new cases were infectious in the community. "That is the number that worries us the most," Berejiklian said. "A...

The coronavirus pandemic accelerated massive changes in Australia's media and advertising appetites, according to a new report. PwC Australia contends spending on streaming platforms will explode by 2025, after audiences latched onto on-demand viewing through lockd...

Australian banks have restarted their loan deferral programs, enabling borrowers to put off their repayments during the most recent lockdown. Impacted mortgage holders can now pause and reduce repayments or restructure their loans are part of a new relief program,...

A small business owner has taken her range of beeswax food wraps from a market stall in Byron Bay to the shelves of ALDI. She says being picked up by the global retailer is a sign that customers don’t just want sustainable products to be accessible -- they expect th...

The backers of Australian founded F45 Training are set for a big payday with the fitness giant listing on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday (US time) after shelving a planned float last year. More »   

Good day to you, dear reader, as we bid this sorry week farewell. 1. The whole state of Victoria has entered a five-day snap lockdown, as Melbourne exposure sites top 100. Announced yesterday, this fifth lockdown for the state reimplements stay-at-home orders, restric...

The current state of Australia’s vaccine rollout means the government and private sector should re-examine how mandatory vaccination factors into the country’s pandemic response, an expert argues. More »   

Case numbers in Greater Sydney and Melbourne spiked overnight as the two states race to reign in their respective outbreaks. Greater Sydney recorded 97 new locally transmitted cases overnight, while Melbourne’s cases rose to 24, revealing 100 exposure sites during F...

Billionaires Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson are commodifying space and packaging it up as a PR exercise. Meanwhile the world they leave behind slowly burns. More »   

Unemployment dropped to just 4.9% in June, the lowest level since December 2010, according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. More »