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Opening up Queensland’s borders to Sydney and Victorian visitors would create a ‘jobs bonanza’ over the Christmas holidays, the Premier has predicted.
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Queensland allowed the world’s biggest sporting event to go ahead since coronavirus was declared a pandemic, with Wednesday’s State of Origin decider attracting some 50,000 fans. So why is schoolies still off the cards?
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You’ve got to keep coming up with good ideas to keep your business alive during the pandemic. Just ask Greg Bakx and Jenny Conlon, who’d just spent three years bedding down their local grocery store when COVID-19 struck, writes Robert MacDonald
Australians are priming for a significant return to spending and real estate is on the Christmas wish list, according to the Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment report.
Unemployed Australians are being thrown another temporary lifeline, with JobSeeker coronavirus payments to be extended at a reduced rate until March.
Despite Queensland’s success in managing the COVID-19 pandemic, the state’s live music and entertainment sector is still facing an uncertain future, with industry stakeholders calling for continued government support to ensure its ongoing viability.
InQueensland has asked politically non-aligned voters from some key seats to share their thoughts about the election campaign. We’ll follow their changing views until Election Day on October 31.
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