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A travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand could be established before Christmas – and possibly 'much sooner' New Zealanders and some Australians may soon be able to travel freely between the two countries under a new-look travel bubble. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the arrangement could be in place before Christmas and exclude those living in hotspot areas.

Unemployment won't return to normal in Australia for another 4 years, as new analysis reveals the 'marathon' recovery ahead Australia will need to become used to high unemployment, with the jobless rate set to struggle to return to below 6% for years to come. New Deloitte analysis projects that it will take two years just to move the jobless rate 1.3% lower.

'Tumultuous time': Australia's coal miners are headed for a $17 billion collapse in export earnings this year Australia's coal miners are headed for a $17 billion collapse in export earnings this year as the shock of the coronavirus crisis persists and more Asian power utilities switch from coal to gas.

Amazon has confirmed the date of its much-hyped Prime Day for 2020 – here's what you need to know Amazon Prime Day kicks off on Tuesday October 13. It offers Amazon Prime members sales across Amazon devices, electronics, fashion, toys and more.

Canva has rolled out a series of iOS 14 templates to help users customise their iPhone home screens and icons Canva has released a range of free iOS 14 icon kits and wallpapers. It gives Apple's iOS 14 users a chance to change the background and icons on the home screens.

'We picked a winner': The founder of Australia's first TikTok agency says the platform is doing better than ever despite fears of a ban Born Bred Talent founder Clare Winterbourn launched her agency three years ago, before TikTok was a major force in online media. The agency now has more than 60 TikTok creators under exclusive management, and more than 100 in their developmental roster.

TransferWise CEO Kristo Käärmann says being honest with customers is the key to success – and he'd be happy to show Australia's big four banks how Kristo Käärmann, CEO and co-founder of foreign exchange platform TransferWise, says it makes perfect sense for Australia's big four banks to integrate the company's platform in order to get their customers back.

A London mansion designed to look like 2 glowing glass cubes is asking $64 million. Look inside the modernist home that has 3 underground levels and a car stacker. A glass-walled London mansion has hit the market for £50 million, or about $US64 million, Beckie Strum reports for Mansion Global. The home also being offered as two separate adjoining homes for £25 million - or about $US32 million - each.

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