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Interactive map: which areas of Australia were hit by multiple disasters in 2020?

Interactive map: which areas of Australia were hit by multiple disasters in 2020? Josh Nicholas and Nick Evershed © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Saeed Khan/AFP/Getty Images It’s fair to say 2020 has been a bad year for many, with few areas of Australia remaining untouched by some kind of disaster. The tropical storm season also ended later than normal and, when the drought broke in some areas, flooding followed from heavy rain. On top of this, we’ve had a global coronavirus pandemic that has killed 908 Australians, infected many more, and plunged the country into a recession. © Photograph: Saeed Khan/AFP/Getty Images

Labor MP calls for NZ-style wellbeing budget

Labor MP calls for NZ-style wellbeing budget Share Damage to the wellbeing of Australians wrought by COVID-19 should prompt a reassessment of key national priorities and the metrics used to measure government policies, Labor MP Peta Murphy says. Joining calls for Australia to follow countries such as New Zealand in releasing an annual wellbeing budget , the Dunkley MP says the post-pandemic recovery should take account of efforts to make Australians enjoy not only economic prosperity, but also a strengthened society. Peta Murphy says a wellbeing approach embraces economic growth.   Darrian Traynor In a new essay for the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, she says policymakers should change the goal – and suggests that a quadruple bottom-line approach to measuring national wellbeing could be adopted. It would measure the economy, society, the environment and democracy.

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