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Dan Andrews and his Covid-bungling buddies to get a PAY RISE - Vimarsana News

Dan Andrews and his Covid-bungling buddies to get a PAY RISE

Pressure is mounting on Victorian premier Dan Andrews and all MPs to refuse a pay rise due to come into effect next week after a horror year that has seen the state endure six months of lockdown.

Staff at this unique Melbourne flower shop are grateful it can remain open during lockdown - Vimarsana News

Staff at this unique Melbourne flower shop are grateful it can remain open during lockdown

Social enterprise The Beautiful Bunch employs women from migrant and refugee backgrounds. At a time when many are struggling to find work, the women remain employed and able to deliver flowers to people's loved ones.

Source: sbs.com.au
Treasurer 'considers' support as lockdown cost hits $26b - Vimarsana News

Treasurer 'considers' support as lockdown cost hits $26b

The federal government has suggested help is on the way for struggling Victorian businesses, as industry leaders revealed the lockdown’s true cost to the state.

Source: qt.com.au
Andrews government buys former Yooralla building expected to house safe-injecting room - Vimarsana News

Andrews government buys former Yooralla building expected to house safe-injecting room

The government has confirmed it has bought the former Yooralla building in Flinders Street.

Impact of the end of JobKeeper not as 'negative' as expected - Vimarsana News

Impact of the end of JobKeeper not as 'negative' as expected

Impact of the end of JobKeeper not as 'negative' as expected 01/05/2021|6min Small Business Australia’s Bill Lang says the impact of the end of JobKeeper has not be as “negative” as expected but there are still many businesses needing help from the federal and state governments. “I think one encouraging thing is compared to how many small business owners were thinking a couple of months ago, with respect to what they thought might have to do, that it hasn’t turned out … to be as bad as it looked like it could be,” he said. “But there are still many that are struggling given t...