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BCM Group's IVY PR appoints ex-HERO's Caley O'Neill as national client director – Campaign Brief - Vimarsana News

BCM Group's IVY PR appoints ex-HERO's Caley O'Neill as national client director – Campaign Brief

BCM Group’s IVY PR has appointed Caley O’Neill as national client director/account director to lead client accounts and team operations as the agency continues its expansion nationally. Caley joins the team with extensive PR and communications experience, specialising in strategy, media relati

Drones to deliver faster medical testing for Queenslanders - Vimarsana News

Drones to deliver faster medical testing for Queenslanders

BRISBANE, Australia: Integrated drone logistics networks will soon be shuttling pathology samples from the Moreton Bay islands to Mater Pathology testing labs under a new partnership between Mater and Australian integrated drone logistics company Swoop Aero. The initiative will slash up to six hours off the time it takes for samples – including vital blood…

National wage decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still a long way to go - Vimarsana News

National wage decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still a long way to go

Despite last week’s decision by the Fair Work Commission to push up the national minimum wage by 5.2 percent, millions of Australians, in all parts of the country, will continue to live in poverty and on survival wages. The facts are that the Commission’s decision takes the minimum wage from $772 a week to $812, an increase of $5.70 a day, not a fortune but better than nothing. By Francis Sullivan

National wage case decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still a long way to go - Vimarsana News

National wage case decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still a long way to go

Despite last week’s decision by the Fair Work Commission to push up the national minimum wage by 5.2 percent, millions of Australians, in all parts of the country, will continue to live in poverty and on survival wages. The facts are that the Commission’s decision takes the minimum wage from $772 a week to $812, an increase of $5.70 a day, not a fortune but better than nothing. By Francis Sullivan

Morgan Stanley pumps $190m into Centuria healthcare fund - Vimarsana News

Morgan Stanley pumps $190m into Centuria healthcare fund

The initial investment by Morgan Stanley’s real estate investment arm will fund the acquisition of three private hospitals.

Source: afr.com