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Australia gets 11 new billionaires as wealth gap widensWhile ordinary households struggle with cost of living pressures, just 42 Australians now have a combined wealth of close to $236 billion – and that included 11 newly minted billionaires.
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Australia gets 11 new billionaires as wealth gap widensWhile ordinary households struggle with cost of living pressures, just 42 Australians now have a combined wealth of close to $236 billion – and that included 11 newly minted billionaires.
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‘Highly desirable’: Calls for Australia to ‘step up’ support for Ukraine and send tanksUkraine's Ambassador to Australia Vasyl Myroshnychenko has called on Australia to “step up” its support of the war-torn country and send more infantry vehicles. “It’s important that Australia, which has been very supportive since the beginning, continues that support,” Mr Myroshnychenko told Sky News Australia. “Given all the hardships and challenges Ukrainian people have to go to … it’s horrendous, it’s obscene what’s happening.” He added that Ukraine would appreciate more Bushmasters and M113 armoured personnel carriers from Australia. “Sending tanks to Ukraine would also be highly desirable, and we would be very thankful for that,” he said.
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Summer holidays see people queuing to charge electric cars for first time in Australia‘I am not minimising the frustration … but this will allow us to do congestion modelling with real-life data to tell us where we should upgrade,’ Evie Networks boss says
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Signs China may scrap trade restrictionsChina has dropped further hints it will soon ease some of its trade restrictions which have devastated Australian businesses. A notable visit by a Chinese envoy to Australia has raised hopes. “At the moment, I think we are seeing some positive signs between Australia and China – certainly from China – that there might be some potential for the resolution of the trade dispute,” Griffith University’s Professor Caitlin Byrne said. China’s envoy to Western Australia was snapped inspecting lobsters in Geraldton this week which has been seen as one of many recent signals Beijing may want to abandon its trade bans.
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Australia’s lobster exporters hopeful after China envoy visitA top Chinese official has met with a major Australian lobster exporter, in the latest sign that trade tensions are thawing.
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