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Vaccine rollout: Would paying Australians to get vaccinated help?
Anthony Scott
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The success of Australia’s international border restrictions has led to wider community complacency about other COVID-19 policies to move the country forward including mass vaccination and quarantine.
In particular, mass vaccination seems to have been relegated to a secondary issue; something we can see in the slow rate of supply, rollout and publicity.
Keeping people safe from COVID-19 through border restrictions has been very popular because it’s meant that most Australians are able to go about their normal lives (with the exception of international travel) without significant restrictions on their freedom and mobility within Australia.
Pandemic orphans, the forgotten victims of Covid-19 in Brazil 2 minutes read
By Carlos Meneses Sánchez
Jundiaí, Brazil, May 25 (EFE).- “I lost my dad, my mom and my grandpa in the course of two weeks.” A retelling of the same words can be heard all across Brazil.
Thousands of children have been orphaned by Covid-19, victimized by an overlooked tragedy still unaddressed by public institutions.
At least 45,000 children and teenagers have lost both parents to the pandemic, according to preliminary estimates by Brazil’s Institute for Applied Economic Research.
Julia, Valentina and Heloísa are now in the care of their grandparents in Jundiaí, a small city in the state of Sao Paulo. They are six, three, and one, respectively.
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Financial wellbeing at record high: CBA By Malavika Santhebennur 20 May 2021
Australians’ financial wellbeing has hit an all-time high despite the pandemic, while the number of home owners with a mortgage is at the highest level in 25 years, according to CBA.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s (CBA) latest
Australian Consumer Financial Wellbeing report has shown that over the 12 months to March 2021, Australians’ financial wellbeing spiked by 7.8 per cent to a new record score of 51.1 (on a scale of zero to 100).
According to the major bank, this represents the highest level and largest year-on-year increase ever recorded since the financial wellbeing score was first calculated in 2017.
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Financial wellbeing hits record high despite pandemic
Despite a once-in-a-lifetime health pandemic and against all expectations, the financial wellbeing of Australians has hit an all-time high.
According to Commonwealth Bank’s latest Australian Consumer Financial Wellbeing report – which harnesses the data of over 5 million customers – over the 12 months to March 2021, Australians’ financial wellbeing soared 7.8 per cent to a new record score of 51.1 (on a scale of 0 to 100).
This marks the highest level and largest year-on-year increase ever recorded since the Financial Wellbeing score was first calculated in 2017.
CBA’s Australian Consumer Financial Wellbeing report is based on the Melbourne Institute’s Observed Financial Wellbeing Scale, and comprises five major components that measure financial wellbeing, capturing the extent to which Australians have financial freedom, control, and security, and can meet their ongoing obligations – now and into the f