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| | | ... acquired Usonian Investments, a value-orientated Japanese equity manager. "Usonian manages more than US$1 billion for several premier institutions and has built a compelling track record over nearly a decade, investing through deep research and proactive ... |
| | | | ... second stage of looser coronavirus restrictions after the clock strikes 12 on the midnight of June 22. Instead, state premier Dan Andrews suspended the planned easing of restrictions for restaurants and pubs, and limits on household and public gathering ... |
| | | | ... those who need that support, whether it be businesses, families, individuals, or indeed communities." (Victoria state premier Dan Andrews) |
| | | | ... far, the state government has locked down 39 suburbs. With infected cases continuing to rise since then, Victorian state premier Dan Andrews is not ruling out expanding restrictions to other suburbs and all of Victoria if needs be. But hey, Australia ... |
| | | | ... allowed" signs - even threatening fines and/or imprisonment. The second wave has come to Victoria. In response, state premier Dan Andrews has re-imposed lockdowns in 36 suburbs as at the end of June, with another three suburbs put into home detention ... |
| | | | ... following reports of increased coronavirus infection cases in the Australian state. It's become so concerning that state premier Dan Andrews has reportedly sought assistance from the Australian Defence Force (ADP) to help deal with the rising rate ... |
| | | | ... "The biggest rise in new cases has come from Victoria. The state yesterday recorded 18 new coronavirus cases, which Premier Daniel Andrews said served as a reminder the pandemic was "far from over". "Since Monday, New South Wales has recorded nine ... |
| | | | ... Small Business. The list also included a number of politicians including former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, former NSW premier Mike Baird, former Victorian premier Denis Napthine and former federal Liberal ministers Philip Ruddock and Bronwyn Bishop. ... |
| | | | ... has moved to prevent a repeat of last year's protests. At the National People's Congress (NPC) held on May 22, Premier Li Keqiang announced its intent to improve national security in Hong Kong (if it sounds familiar, it is, for this is the same ... |
| | | | ... sectors. For sure and for certain, this would have negative implications for the Australian economy - China being our premier customer - but we have to get our own house in order first. Recent headlines report of Australia's State Premiers' disagreement ... |
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