BERLIN — Germany’s disease control center says the delta variant of the coronavirus has become dominant in the country and continues to quickly spread. The Robert Koch Institute says according to their latest analysis, 59% of new infections were caused by delta by the end of last month. The center says in its weekly report… Read More »
Brace yourselves: The 2021 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is on its way. If you thought shopping holidays like Black Friday, Cyber Monday or even Amazon’s two-day Prime Day sale were ones to watch—the retailer’s epic annual event (which spans over 12 days) is truly next level. And now that Nordstrom has announced its 2021 Anniversary Sale… Read More »
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Covid-19 Taskforce Commander Lieutenant-General John Frewen will meet with business leaders today to try and find ways to speed up Australia’s vaccination roll out. The meeting will seek to establish a framework that allows businesses to administer vaccines to employees and help “consistent messaging on the vaccine rollout”. The meeting will… Read More »
Without access to connectivity during the pandemic, too many people could not work for their living, attend school and learn, connect with loved ones, or get health care. The COVID-19 era has shined a bright light on what some of us have been saying since the advent of the Internet’s emergence in health care: that… Read More »
Superannuation has been in the spotlight in Parliament as the Your Future, Your Super legislation was finally passed. Predictably, much of the important stuff was lost in the theatrics that go on in Parliament, but believe me, this is an important moment in Australia’s superannuation journey. There are three indisputable facts about our superannuation system.… Read More »