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Student suburbs struggle to shake off COVID impact - Smart Property Investment

‘Student’ suburbs struggle to shake off COVID impact By Bianca Dabu 15 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Suburbs located in close proximity to universities are struggling to keep up with the rising property market, new figures have revealed. Government support and record-low rates have supported the recovery of the Australian economy, resulting in significant growth in property prices even amid a year plagued by the pandemic. However, the growth was not universal, according to REA Insights economist Anne Flaherty. Border restrictions have resulted in a 39.8 per cent decline in visas granted, and with international students on a decline, some suburbs are facing plummeting demand, Ms Flaherty noted.

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Coalition s mass vaccination clinics will put strain on healthcare workforce, industry groups say

Coalition’s mass vaccination clinics will put strain on healthcare workforce, industry groups say Christopher Knaus © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: James Ross/AAP The nurses’ union, the Queensland government, and the peak doctors’ body have warned the deployment of mass vaccination clinics will place strain on Australia’s immunisation workforce. The federal government is considering whether to set up mass vaccination clinics, which have been deployed successfully in the United States and the UK, to help accelerate Australia’s much-criticised rollout. Experts have broadly supported using mass vaccination clinics in tandem with general practitioners as an effective means of distribution.

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Think striking is pointless? These researchers say otherwise

Think striking is pointless? These researchers say otherwise
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Is Rebel Wilson Related to Owen Wilson?

Rebel Wilson and Owen Wilson are two of the most talented and funny Wilsons in Hollywood are they related?

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Australians stranded amid the pandemic turn to the UN

Australians stranded amid the pandemic turn to the UN By Rupa Shenoy © Niranjan Shrestha/AP Stranded Australian citizens arrive to catch a bus to take a rescue flight from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, April 1, 2020. Stranded tourists from Australia and New Zealand boarded a chartered flight out of Nepal Wednesday. The Nepal Airlines flight had 222 Australians and 28 New Zealand nationals and permanent residents. Pieter den Heten left Australia for work in Germany before the pandemic shut things down and was then unable to return. That was in September of 2019. Den Heten became the face of an Amnesty International campaign on behalf of stranded Australians. He testified as a witness for an Australian Senate Committee hearing. Lawmakers said they’d have everyone back by Christmas, but that didn’t happen.

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