Jared Lynch

Jared LynchTechnology Editor

Jared Lynch is The Australian’s Technology Editor, with a career spanning two decades. Jared is based in Melbourne and has extensive experience in markets, start-ups, media and corporate affairs. His work has gained recognition as a finalist in the Walkley and Quill awards. Previously, he worked at The Australian Financial Review, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

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GamingCompanies

19/02/2020: Tabcorp CEO David Attenborough in Melbourne. Stuart McEvoy/The Australian.

Tabcorp braces for $1bn virus hit

Tabcorp will tumble to a full-year loss after the gaming company flagged an impairment of up to $1.1bn due to COVID-19.

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ExclusiveCompanies

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 30, 2020: A resident is taken to transport out of Epping Gardens Aged Care home which has a COVID-19 breakout. Picture: NCA NewsWire /David Crosling

Pressure builds on aged care providers

Seven COVID-19 affected nursing homes in Melbourne risk having their federal funding revoked.

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CoronavirusCompanies

JULY 17, 2020The Australian Lamb Company abattoir in Colac Victoria is closed after positive Civid cases. A Covid19 outbreak is causing concern for the town who are hoping to have a short lockdown to stop the spread.Picture: David Geraghty

Why meatworks are the front line in virus battle

Abattoirs have become coronavirus hotspots, providing the ideal environment for COVID-19 to spread.

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Coronavirus fightCompanies

Trump backs CSL virus treatment

Donald Trump has labelled as ‘tremendous’ a plasma therapy for COVID-19 to be jointly trialled by Australia’s CSL.

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LogisticsEconomics

Major truck convoy through the streets of Sydney and over the harbour and Anzac bridges.The convoy goes over the Anzac Bridge

NSW backs down on COVID-19 testing for truckies

The NSW government says it is now optional for truckies entering the state from Victoria to be tested for COVID-19.

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state of crisisNation

A resident is evacuated from Epping Gardens Aged Care Home. Picture: Andrew Henshaw

Aged residents left for dead

Doctors reveal shocking scenes from inside nursing home as health crisis in Victoria threatens to spiral out of control.

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LogisticsEconomics

Near-empty shelves of toilet paper are seen at a supermarket in a Melbourne on June 26, 2020. - Supermarkets imposed purchase limits on toilet paper across Australia on June 26 following panic buying by people rattled over a surge in coronavirus cases in the country's second-biggest city. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

Truckie tests fuel renewed panic buying fears

Expect a second wave of supermarket panic buying, with new rules threatening the transport of essential supplies across borders.

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BankingFinancial Services

NAB slashes rural open hours

Rather than close branches, NAB is halving the operating hours across regional areas in a move it says will save hundreds of jobs.

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LogisticsEconomics

Photo: Hamish BlairA freight truck drives down pit straight as set up continues for the upcoming F1 Grand Prix at Albert Park on Sunday, March 9, 2014 in Melbourne, Australia.

Truck drivers sound border crossing alarm

Victorian Transport Association condemns tighter restrictions that could hold up the 650,000 tonnes of freight that crosses the borders each day.

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AgribusinessCompanies

Supplied image of cattle from AACO Westholme Beef

Lockdown boosts AACo as Australians embrace their inner MasterChef

Palates are becoming more refined as foodies cook restaurant quality food at home, helping buoy beef producer AACo.

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