Dom gets the jobs flowing as pubs open to 50 punter limit
Sydneysiders will raise their glasses from June 1 to a 50-punter limit on pubs, clubs and eateries — which had NSW Treasurer Dom Perrottet toasting its economic benefits.
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More good news: When NSW gyms, beauticians can reopen
NSW residents can soon head back to the gym and book a nail appointment with the deputy premier revealing when we can expect more restrictions to ease. It follows an announcement that 50 people can attend restaurants and cafes
WSU to grant entry based on Year 11 results
Students who have had their Year 12 studies disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic have been offered the chance to apply for a place at Western Sydney University based on their Year 11 results. FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN APPLY
These are the jobs needed in a post-COVID economy
Experts are calling on the Australian government to foster local cybersecurity and IT talent to meet the job demands of a post-COVID economy. HERE ARE THE JOBS WITH MOST EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.
Local anger as bushfire councils refuse to spend $1m grants
Fire-ravaged communities across NSW are frustrated that councils are failing to spend the $1 million bushfire recovery grant handed down by the Federal Government in January.
Aussies face growing $143b budget black hole if COVID surges
Australia’s coronavirus debt grows daily and will only get worse if people ignore social distancing measures and COVID-19 spikes again. Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is set to outline the financial road back from the crisis.
Why easing COVID-19 restrictions will keep hurting NSW cafes
People rejoiced when it was announced cafes and restaurants could begin to reopen under the easing of COVID-19 restrictions but the industry has warned NSW’s hospitality will remain closed until further notice.
‘Don’t kiss your mum’: What you can and can’t do on Mother’s Day
The greatest gift mum can get this Mother’s Day is a visit from loved ones but it comes with this warning from NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard today: “Don’t kiss her”.
Ex-Nats leader lashes out over Eden Monaro debacle
National Party elder John Anderson has slammed John Barilaro and Andrew Constance for their bickering over the Eden Monaro debacle, saying he is ‘profoundly disappointed’ by their behaviour. It came as Mr Barilaro refused today to comment four times on whether he disparagingly called Mr Constance an unpublishable expletive.
No fine for Barilaro after ‘lawn mowing’ farm visit
NSW Police will not fine Deputy Premier John Barilaro for his visit to his hobby farm last weekend. Barilaro said he went to the property to “feed the chickens, mow the lawns, and tend to maintenance”.
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