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| | | ... formatting, and delivery methods. "Scams, misconduct, and harmful practices targeting retail investors do not respect borders," ASIC chair Joe Longo commented. "In our own domestic experience, we see persistent challenges around the supervision and enforcement ... |
| | | | ... of thousands of people would die, temporary morgues were being built in the cities, the unemployment rate was 15%, our borders were closed, there was no vaccine for years, we couldn't move around our cities, we were locked at home - it was scary." ... |
| | | | ... manage the ongoing economic headwinds. "Australia also has abundant natural resources in short supply globally and with borders reopened we expect the return of immigration to offset labour inflation," he explained. The analysis revealed the ASX 200 ... |
| | | | ... close to Flinders University's future CBD campus "Festival Tower" opening in 2024, "Since the re-opening of Australia's borders, we have seen through enrolments, visa applications and arrivals, as well as the high occupancy in our buildings, that the ... |
| | | | ... more likely to take a permanent role than a contract opportunity now too, the recruitment firm said, adding: "With the borders being closed, we have realised how reliant Australia is on international talent to fill contract roles onshore. The draw of ... |
| | | | ... foresees a shifting trend. Beasley said: "We expect to see more global fund managers entering the Australian market as borders reopen after two years without being able to travel." "Of the global managers setting up funds in Australia, 18% were head-quartered ... |
| | | | ... the positives of strong household and business balance sheets, combined with the continued reopening of international borders and local economies, will likely increase economic activity," he said. "We expect the Australian economy to expand by 4.5% in ... |
| | | | ... said. The report says this growth is partly due to the nation's economic resilience throughout COVID-19 pandemic. "Closed borders and targeted lockdowns contained the virus throughout most of 2020 and 2021... The Australian government's cautious approach ... |
| | | | ... wants to see draft legislation to fix the 'Backpacker Tax' and announce new arrangements for working holiday makers, now borders are open. CA ANZ also suggests an increase in rental assistance for older Australians. "Our members work closely with people ... |
| | | | ... place," Leibowitz added. "They want to buy into industries and ideas changing the world near and far and not be limited by borders." Stake crypto product manager Jeroen Van Amerongen said that Stake customers are adopting new forms of investments rapidly. ... |
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