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still only 1 death outside NSW, how about we just lock their borders for 6 months

AUD has collapsed to 0.5555.

RBA slashes cash rate to a record low of 0.25 per cent.

The old Wakefield Hospital and ECH at Walkerville have been reopened or recommissioned in the next month to make for 188 more beds in the health system, these will take over flow of non COVID-19 patients.

The RAH will take COVID-19 adults, Flinders High risk pregnant women, the WCH children and infants in dedicated COVID-19 clinics.

Q. wrote:AUD has collapsed to 0.5555.

RBA slashes cash rate to a record low of 0.25 per cent.

So glad i fixed my rate last year

Flight Centre have halted trading on the share market.

Share price Feb 19th - $39.10

Share price March 19th - $9.91

JK wrote:

Q. wrote:AUD has collapsed to 0.5555.

RBA slashes cash rate to a record low of 0.25 per cent.

So glad i fixed my rate last year

Only kick yourself when the banks start paying us to have a mortgage

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Flight Centre have halted trading on the share market.

Share price Feb 19th - $39.10

Share price March 19th - $9.91

It's a bloodbath out there

Somewhat of a feel good story that probably wont make the news but is a great result of companies partnering.

Coles are looking to hire 5000 short term new staff members to cope with current demand. They have partnered with the YMCA organisation providing priority opportunity to casual YMCA employees who cant get work due to their centre/facilities being shutdown.

Most of these employees are under 21 years old and currently studying with massive HEC debts.

A great win/win for all parties involved.

Q. wrote:

JK wrote:

Q. wrote:AUD has collapsed to 0.5555.

RBA slashes cash rate to a record low of 0.25 per cent.

So glad i fixed my rate last year

Only kick yourself when the banks start paying us to have a mortgage

Yeah Im no too phased mate, comfortable with the play. Just need to brush up on my predicting pandemic skills

Q. wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Flight Centre have halted trading on the share market.

Share price Feb 19th - $39.10

Share price March 19th - $9.91

It's a bloodbath out there

Whose in the best position to buy up in these ridiculous, through the floor prices?

The Chinese.... #TinFoil

Auburn IGA is now asking for ID to prove location of living so that locals can still by produce.

Apparently it has been all of the crazy out of towners driving the fairly short distance to Auburn on taking all of the stock leaving locals with nothing. Especially farmers/agricultural workers who need the early morning starts for quality of produce.

Apparently this is on the second IGA in Australia to do this.

My brother in Aldinga, working from home, just had a door to door solar sales guy knock and want to chat.

Booney wrote:My brother in Aldinga, working from home, just had a door to door solar sales guy knock and want to chat.

I bet he got told where to go![emoji3]

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Booney wrote:My brother in Aldinga, working from home, just had a door to door solar sales guy knock and want to chat.

I just had a guy walk in here trying to sell strawberries

whufc wrote:Auburn IGA is now asking for ID to prove location of living so that locals can still by produce.

Apparently it has been all of the crazy out of towners driving the fairly short distance to Auburn on taking all of the stock leaving locals with nothing. Especially farmers/agricultural workers who need the early morning starts for quality of produce.

Apparently this is on the second IGA in Australia to do this.

Excellent. Have also heard of a couple of small-town supermarkets who have been keeping a little stock out the back for the oldies they know.

But regarding the out-of-towners, have the same about Pirie and Yorketown F**K OFF C*NTS

Yorketown? Who would be travelling down there just to get produce?

Think it was groceries in general, from just fruit and veg.

Brodlach wrote:

Booney wrote:My brother in Aldinga, working from home, just had a door to door solar sales guy knock and want to chat.

I just had a guy walk in here trying to sell strawberries

In the last week I've had the Mormons - twice.

Australia has closed its borders to all foreign nationals

Some useful information if you or someone you know can't attend work :

https://www.fairwork.gov.au/about-us/ne ... ws?print=1

So, if you are sick :

Use your sick leave.

If you aren't sick and the employer chooses to shut down the facility :

Where an employer directs a full-time or part-time employee to stay home in line with advice, for example in line with the Australian Government’s health and quarantine advice, and the employee is not sick with coronavirus, the employee should ordinarily be paid while the direction applies.

If you aren't sick but have returned home from overseas :

However, if an employee cannot work because they are subject to a government order requiring them to self-quarantine, the employee is not ordinarily entitled to be paid (unless they use leave entitlements). In this case, their inability to work is because of a government order, not because of their employer.