Learner drivers in Victoria will be allowed to take their permit test online from early next year under new state government changes. Driving lessons and practicing has not been allowed during Melbourne’s hard coronavirus lockdown. Under a new $26.8 million package, a new computer-based system will allow people to log on from home for their...
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Coronavirus cases rise in Australia’s virus hotspot
Australia’s coronavirus hotspot of Victoria state on Tuesday reported a slight rise in new cases, but authorities sought to allay fears by saying they could link most of those infections to known outbreaks. Victoria, Australia’s second-most populous state, reported one death from the virus in the last 24 hours and 15 cases, its biggest daily...
Aussies to benefit from fast-tracked tax cuts in federal budget
Personal income tax cuts, which will give people earning $50,000 a year an extra $1000, are expected to be brought forward in the federal budget. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has indicated Tuesday night’s budget will include the fast-tracking of the tax cuts, as the government attempts to boost consumer spending. The tax cuts were due to come into...
Premier announces electricity bill bonus for every WA household
Premier Mark McGowan has announced more than a million WA households will receive a $600 credit on their electricity account before their next bill. The $650 million measure will form part of Thursday’s pre-election state budget, which has been delayed since May because of the pandemic and will help deflect criticism by the opposition that...
Treasurer Frydenberg Urged Not to Overlook Pensioners
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is being urged not to forget pensioners as he puts the final touches on next week’s budget. Peak lobby group National Seniors Australia wants a lift in the pension, changes to how self-funded retirees are assessed, and lower interest rates for people using their home as an asset to draw money against....
PM Scott Morrison to announce billion manufacturing boost to bring new jobs
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is expected to reveal a $1.5 million boost to the manufacturing industry today, which will create up to 80,000 new jobs. Most of the funding will go to a scheme to expand the sector and create new jobs, and aim to help get the country out of recession. The Commonwealth will...
Queensland Senator weighs up move to lower house
Queensland Senator Matt Canavan is pursuing options for a move to the Lower House, which if successful, would put him in place for a tilt at the National Party leadership before the next federal election. The former resources minister is considering running in the upcoming Groom by-election, made vacant by LNP member John McVeigh, who...
Queensland records three new COVID cases as restrictions are set to ease
Queensland has recorded three new cases of coronavirus, after four days with no new cases. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced the new cases on Saturday. Of the three, two are in crew members from an international vessel in hospital and one is an overseas traveller in quarantine. Coronavirus restrictions in Queensland are set to ease on...
Jetstar offers cheap Adelaide to Sydney flights after border restrictions ease
Jetstar has slashed the prices on flights between Adelaide and Sydney ahead of the school holidays. The discount airline has launched a 36-hour flash sale to celebrate the reopening of the SA-NSW border. Five thousand one-way fares will be on offer for just $59. The sale starts at midday AEST on Wednesday and runs until...
Cardinal Pell returning to Vatican in crisis
Cardinal George Pell, Pope Francis’ former finance minister, will soon return to the Vatican during an extraordinary economic scandal for the first time since he was cleared of child abuse allegations in Australia five months ago, a newspaper reported Monday. Pell will fly back to Rome on Tuesday, Herald-Sun newspaper columnist Andrew Bolt wrote. The...