Schools lost track of ‘great many’ young people during pandemic, inquiry hears The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry is hearing evidence about the impact of the virus on education and early years learning. Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2024
Australians to be better protected from 'scam pandemic' Australians lose millions every day to scams, but new laws could shore up defences to new and novel fraud schemes. AAP · Nov 6, 2024
Students felt ‘isolated from society’ during pandemic, inquiry told The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry is hearing evidence about the impact of the virus on education and early years learning. Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2024
Children ‘missed fun, friends, family and freedom’ during lockdown, inquiry told The boss of the charity Play Scotland also said a lack of outdoor spaces to play had an ‘unequal impact’ on marginalised families. Evening Standard · Nov 5, 2024
Long Lines Form At Polling Locations Across The Country American voters demonstrate civic engagement and dedication on Election Day amidst the pandemic. Voters show up in large numbers to participate in the demo... Top News · Nov 5, 2024
Friends like these: What a second Trump term may mean for the CDC, and how it affects Canada Should Donald Trump be re-elected on Tuesday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is likely facing a major shake-up. Many Republicans were frustrated by the CDC’s performance during the pandemic. Project 2025, authored by leading Republicans with ties to Trump, describes the CDC as incompetent and arrogant. The Conversation · Nov 4, 2024
Bird flu has been detected in a pig in the US. Why does that matter? The United States Department of Agriculture last week reported that a pig on a backyard farm in Oregon was infected with bird flu. The Conversation · Nov 4, 2024
Bird flu detected in pigs – here’s why virologists are concerned H5N1 influenza has now been detected in pigs. This was something virologists had been worrying about ever since this highly pathogenic strain of bird flu started its rapid global spread in 2020. But why were we worrying specifically about pigs? And does this case – detected on a farm in… The Conversation · Nov 4, 2024
In the US, political division can take a significant toll on people’s health. Australia should pay attention Stark health disparities exist across the United States. Life expectancy is lower than in other wealthy countries – and declining. The richest American men live 15 years longer than their poorest counterparts. The richest American women live ten years longer. The Conversation · Nov 3, 2024
Without a One Health plan, Canada is vulnerable to future pandemics November 3 is World One Health Day. One Health brings all parts of society and governments together to tackle joint problems of human, animal, plant and ecosystem health. The Conversation · Nov 3, 2024
Partygate scandal was ‘overblown’, says Badenoch Kemi Badenoch said the Government should not have criminalised ‘everyday activities’ during the Covid pandemic. Evening Standard · Nov 3, 2024
TGI Friday's Is Latest Fast-Casual Restaurant Chain To Go Bankrupt The company that owns and operates 39 outlets in the U.S. blamed its misfortunes on the COVID-19 pandemic and 'our capital structure.' International Business Times · Nov 3, 2024
Janey Godley, Scottish comedian famed for viral voiceover videos, dies aged 63 The comedian was a viral hit during the Covid-pandemic thanks to her impersonations of Nicola Sturgeon The Independent UK · Nov 2, 2024
Jobs report gives a final lackluster snapshot prior to election − but overall, the economy under Biden has been a tale of 2 eras The U.S. economy added just 12,000 jobs in October 2024, less than most economists expected and providing voters with a downcast bit of data as they head to the polls. The Conversation · Nov 1, 2024
Salon · Nov 1, 2024 Don't forget how Trump botched COVID "Post-pandemic amnesia" is a real phenomenon but experts say we shouldn't forget how Trump endangered public health
The Walrus · Oct 31, 2024 The Walrus Talks Canada’s Health Security How are we preparing to manage and support Canada through the next pandemics, wildfires, droughts, floods, and military conflicts?
Fortune · Oct 31, 2024 Two years ago, world leaders established a global Pandemic Fund. Now its co-chairs are warning it needs at least $2 billion by June Due to the high demand in many countries, the Pandemic Fund will exhaust most of its funds by next June.
The Conversation · Oct 31, 2024 Grattan on Friday: furore over Anthony Albanese’s Qantas perks chips away at public trust in politicians A major takeout from the inquiry into the national response to COVID is that a lack of trust would likely mean a less cooperative public during a future pandemic.
Cycling News · Oct 30, 2024 Shimano's sales are down again: Another post-pandemic slump or signs of a bigger issue? Analysing a decade of Shimano's financial records to understand the wider trend
Evening Standard · Oct 30, 2024 Tim Robbins says audiences relate to ‘oppressiveness of Silo’ following pandemic The cast of Silo posed at the world premiere of the second season in London.
Top News · Oct 29, 2024 Over 50.5 Million Americans Have Already Voted In November Election Over 50.5 million Americans have participated in early voting for the upcoming presidential race, influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
AAP · Oct 29, 2024 'Radical transparency' to restore trust lost post-COVID Victoria's former health chief says organisations like a future Centre for Disease Control would go a long way to rebuilding trust in pandemic responses.
Evening Standard · Oct 29, 2024 BP delivers smallest quarterly profit since the pandemic amid shareholder unrest Oil supermajor to reward investors with a dividend of 8 cents and a $1.75 billion share buyback “as part of our $3.5 billion commitment for the second half of 2024.”
The Conversation · Oct 29, 2024 Australia’s COVID inquiry shows why a permanent ‘centre for disease control’ is more urgent than ever The long-awaited independent inquiry into Australia’s COVID response was released today, with lessons on how the nation could better prepare for future pandemics.
AAP · Oct 29, 2024 Pandemic cash splash let inflation genie out of bottle Australia could have suffered much lower inflation after COVID-19 had pandemic support been less wasteful and interest rates moved earlier, a review says.