New Zealand just marked 100 days with no new domestic COVID-19 cases. The country of 5 million people implemented strict lockdown measures in April. All restrictions on New Zealand businesses were lifted by June, but its borders remain closed to outside visitors.
Atlassian is no longer requiring workers to go back to the office. Employees will be able to decide whether they want to work from home, in the office, or both.
During the coronavirus, News Corp's streaming services performed very differently. Foxtel's subscriber base contracted to fall below 2 million once again.
The gold price broke US$2000 an ounce for the first time last week. Coming during a global pandemic, demand for a safe-haven investment has been strong.
One of Australia's newest tech unicorns, SafetyCulture, has seen a 57% increase in users since the middle of April. The company's iAuditor app provides checklists companies can use to ensure they're meeting safety requirements.
Asahi is combining its two Australian alcohol businesses – Carlton & United Breweries (CUB) and Asahi Premium Beverages. It comes after the Japanese beverage company completed an acquisition of CUB in June.
Alexandra Stockwell is a relationship and intimacy expert. As some companies settle in for remote work for the next year, couples who live together are facing a new challenge.
Researchers at Duke University conducted a study to test the efficacy of facemasks. The study tested surgical masks in addition to cotton masks, neck fleece, and bandanas, which are frequently used as homemade alternatives.
According to the 2019 Nielsen report 'Caught in the Slow Lane,' only 16% of Australians believe they are adequately informed about electric vehicles. That's a lot of people in the dark when it comes to adopting a sustainable technology that can lessen their impact on the environment.
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