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| | | ... demographic," Dunnin said. "Also unsurprising is that these funds are also those associated with impacted industries like tourism, retail and hospitality." Dunnin said given the trend expectations of funds with younger members, and therefore smaller ... |
| | | | ... members, financial services had seen the biggest uptick in confidence about jobs of any industry. Elsewhere, hospitality and tourism saw a 138% rise in ads and sport and recreation ads were up 123%. SEEK job ads overall were up 39% month on month and ... |
| | | | ... bans. "Exports of services declined 12.8%, with restrictions on overseas arrivals reducing education related travel and tourism in Australia." A ride in gross disposable income, coupled with falls in consumption as Australians stayed home saw the household ... |
| | | | ... Coast. Atlas Advisors Australia executive char Guy Hedley said the two wildlife parks were core attractions for domestic tourism with a mixture of property and longstanding and profitable business assets. Atlas said the Elanor Wildlife Park Fund is the ... |
| | | | ... thermal coal - Australia's second top commodity export. Next stop iron ore, Australia's top export... and then tourism... and then education... and then... The coronavirus made me do it. Australia is justified in calling for an inquiry into the ... |
| | | | ... Beijing's ban on beef imports, increased tariff on barley could extend to boycott of Australia's education and tourism sectors. For sure and for certain, this would have negative implications for the Australian economy - China being our premier ... |
| | | | ... withdrawals. While much speculation surrounded how the industry funds with high concentrations of members in sectors like tourism, hospitality and retail would fare, APRA's fund-level data on the super early release scheme showed funds with very diverse ... |
| | | | ... with organisations that will either lag, bounce back or thrive. AusTTA is expecting between 30% to 40% to lag, mostly in tourism, hospitality and any business that relies on offshore clients and income. A similar amount, 30% to 40%, is expected to bounce ... |
| | | | ... that service the industry. China's trade ban/boycott could expand to other commodity and services - education and tourism - exports should Beijing's beef with Canberra persist. Sadly, Australia would hurt more than it would hurt China. Data from ... |
| | | | ... Rest, Hostplus, Qantas Super, Media Super and Sunsuper have also revealed their early release numbers. Industry fund for tourism and hospitality Hostplus' early release numbers were also creeping towards $1 billion this week. The fund had paid over ... |
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