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Many initiatives around COVID-19 were released by the Government in the knowledge they would require clarifications. JobKeeper is an example of this.

Due to COVID-19 many businesses are considering what broader changes are needed to their corporate structures.

The Federal Government’s release of the Mandatory Commercial Tenancies Code for commercial and retail leases, is now being rolled out by the majority of states and territories.

Many initiatives around COVID-19 were released by the Government in the knowledge they would require clarifications.

It’s been a rough start to the year for our farmers and major food producers – with a drought, bushfires, an ongoing water crisis and now COVID-19 which has not only impacted on exports, but also shut down restaurants and cafes.

Crisis creates opportunities and stimulates innovation. Survival is without doubt the most critical focus for start-ups during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it can also be a time for start-up founders to establish a solid and long-term strategic plan for scaling up a sustainable business in the long-run.

No matter what your industry is, many businesses are already in the ‘new norm’ as a result of the coronavirus COVID-19.

As the old adage goes: ‘never let a crisis go to waste’. As a result of COVID-19, business owners and leaders now find themselves in an unfamiliar position.

As schools go back to Term 2, parents all around the nation are either preparing for children to return to school or settling in for a continuation of the home schooling while working from home juggle.

After much anticipation and hype from the media over the course of the week, the National Cabinet has provided a light at the end of the tunnel with a three stage plan to support a COVID safe economy to reopen for July.

After much anticipation and hype from the media over the course of the week, the National Cabinet has provided a light at the end of the tunnel with a three stage plan to support a COVID safe economy to reopen for July.

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