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Thursday 28 May 2020

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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Good morning, and a very hearty TGIF to you. League is back, restrictions are further lifting... there's a lot to look forward to right now.
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The RBA has warned that hundreds of thousands of Australians could be out of work at a 'critical point' unless JobKeeper is extended

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe has warned Australian workers are headed for a "critical point" in September. Lowe flagged the initial six-month limits placed on measures like mortgage repayment deferrals and particularly JobKeeper were fast approaching.
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Sales at David Jones have dropped 35% amid the coronavirus pandemic, leading its owner to consider further restructuring

David Jones' sales have dropped during the coronavirus pandemic. Parent company Woolworths Holdings recorded a 35.8% decline in sales at the department store chain.
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The amount of office space available to sublease in the Sydney CBD has hit the highest level since the recession in the 1990s

The amount of office space in the Sydney CBD available for sublease has hit its highest level since the early 1990s recession and is expected to expand further this year as businesses contract or look for ways to save money as a result of COVID-19.
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Pub and restaurant empire Merivale is reopening its venues in Sydney from June 1 as restrictions ease

Merivale is reopening several of its venues for up to 50 guests in June. CEO Justin Hemmes said it "marks the real beginning to hospitality's road to recovery."
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Binge and Kayo are Foxtel's last ditch effort to win a new generation after a difficult and troubled history with streaming

With the launch of Binge, in conjunction with sports platform Kayo, Foxtel finally has a strong streaming offering that can compete with the likes of Netflix and Stan.
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News Corp Australia will lay off hundreds of staff and stop printing the bulk of its newspaper titles in a major shakeup

One of Australia's largest media businesses is expected to axe hundreds of jobs as it ceases printing many of its community and regional newspapers.
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Companies like NAB and Westpac confirm hot desking is out as they begin returning employees to the office

Companies such as NAB and Westpac are gradually getting people back in the office. These companies have introduced measures to ensure worker safety like restrictions on hot desking and physical distancing.
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Elon Musk said he spent 3 to 4 years working on SpaceX's new spacesuits and hopes the design gets kids 'fired up' about astronauts

SpaceX designed new spacesuits for NASA astronauts to wear on the rocket company's Crew Dragon spaceship. The company's first crewed launch was originally scheduled for Wednesday but has been pushed back to Saturday. It will be the first time an American spacecraft has carried astronauts since 2011.
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Aussie creatives share how you can help keep the industry afloat through the coronavirus pandemic

Despite the gradual ease of lockdown restrictions across Australia, with cafes and pubs reopening under strict new guidelines, the creative industries are still, for the most part, closed until further notice.

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