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<strong>Monday</strong>: Concern after Victorian healthcare worker in aged care tests positive. Plus: the Guardian investigates the projects taking a toll on Pacific island nations
Last modified on Sun 9 May 2021 16.50 EDT Hello, and happy Monday. Sydney is on Covid standby, landed, and the federal budget comes out tomorrow (which people already have plenty to say about). Itâs Imogen Dewey with the main stories for you this morning, plus a podcast about those plummeting sperm counts. Tuesday nightâs budget as part of efforts to lock in economic recovery after the pandemic and drive down unemployment. While such investments improve the productive capacity of the Australian economy, the program will also help lay the groundwork for an election contest eithe...
Morning mail: budget’s big infrastructure spend, Jerusalem unrest, plunging sperm counts Imogen Dewey Hello, and happy Monday. Sydney is on Covid standby, federal budget comes out tomorrow (which people already have plenty to say about). It’s Imogen Dewey with the main stories for you this morning, plus a podcast about those plummeting sperm counts. Tuesday night’s budget as part of efforts to lock in economic recovery after the pandemic and drive down unemployment. While such investments improve the productive capacity of the Australian economy, the program will also...
Morning mail: Queensland police’s DV reckoning, early economic recovery, Ramadan TV Imogen Dewey © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Roos Koole/Getty Images Good morning – it’s Monday 3 May, and this is Imogen Dewey with today’s headlines. Just over a week out from the federal budget, Australia’s economy looks “happier” than many expected. Meanwhile, India’s prime minister may be facing fallout from the ongoing coronavirus catastrophe, and amid questions over systemic failings in its domestic violence response, Queensland police are being asked to look...