10 HOTTEST COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE IN BRISBANE

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If you have been looking to invest in commercial real estate in Brisbane, you have chosen the right path. It is the best location to go hunting for office properties, retail stores and warehouses. All the domains are doing well in the city that has been least affected by the pandemic. The growing economy of the region has further strengthened its position in the Australian market. I own a few properties myself in the city, and thus, suggest every investor to take the plunge. It is the best time to invest here as the market is booming and is generating excellent returns. I am sharing an article that will give you the list of all the hottest properties. 

Read more: https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/blog/2021/04/10-hottest-commercial-real-estate-in-brisbane.php

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) case numbers surge in Greater Brisbane

 There has been a fourfold increase in cases of a potentially severe respiratory virus across Greater Brisbane, prompting health authorities to urge people to stay home if they are unwell. 

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-23/rsv-cases-surge-in-greater-brisbane-respiratory-syncytial-virus/100087296

Hungry rats costing Brisbane car owners thousands in repairs

 Brisbane's cooler months have prompted warnings that rats may be looking for a cosy place to wine and dine — such as your car engine.

One Holland Park resident, Tanya Wright, was recently hit with a costly bill after her car wouldn't start.

Her mechanic discovered the engine's wiring had been almost entirely stripped by hungry rats.

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-23/hungry-rats-costing-brisbane-car-owners-thousands-in-repairs/100087558

Brisbane police officer returns to work after blood clot following Pfizer vaccine

 A Brisbane police officer who developed blood clots after receiving his COVID-19 jab has returned to work.

It comes as Queensland Police confirmed the 40-year-old man developed deep-vein thrombosis in 2010, a year after knee surgery.

It was previously reported the officer had recently undergone the surgery.

Read more: https://www.9news.com.au/national/pfizer-investigating-brisbane-police-officer-developed-blood-clots-after-receiving-coronavirus-vaccine/96f908ae-0edd-40e7-bf99-5d6490584c5f

Marketing Strategies for Businesses Post COVID-19

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It was not easy for businesses to stay at home during the lockdown. The announcement of the vaccination came as a ray of hope and with the number of cases decreasing, we are now back on track. As an entrepreneur, I never gave up and continued to fight. I utilised every opportunity provided by the government to retain my employees and my customers. It became easier when we all got together and realised that we needed a better marketing plan, which suited the current market. The renewed promotional strategy worked wonders for us. If you plan to know more about our journey and our survival story, you must read the article shared below which inspired us.   

https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/strategy/marketing-strategies-for-businesses-post-covid19

Thousands of Australian businesses and workers face an uncertain future as JobKeeper comes to an end

 The Australian economy may have picked up faster than expected during the coronavirus pandemic, with 2.7 million people and 680,000 businesses now having “graduated” from JobKeeper.

But with the wage subsidy scheme officially coming to an end on Sunday, many of the 960,000 Australians and 370,000 businesses still relying on the payment face an uncertain future.  

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/thousands-of-australian-businesses-and-workers-face-an-uncertain-future-as-jobkeeper-comes-to-an-end

More than 5,000 Australian businesses to collapse in next three months, experts say

 At least 5,000 Australian companies will go broke in the next three months due to the jobkeeper wage subsidy ending and other factors including insolvency rules returning to pre-Covid settings, experts say.

Brisbane’s snap lockdown will also put pressure on companies struggling to survive without jobkeeper, which ended on Sunday, the chief executive of commercial credit agency CreditorWatch, Patrick Coghlan, said.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/mar/31/more-than-5000-australian-businesses-to-collapse-in-next-three-months-experts-say

Application to break up Sanjeev Gupta's Australian coal and steel businesses lodged in NSW court

 People of the steel-making town of Whyalla are facing fresh uncertainty amid a push by creditors to break up the Australian empire of British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta.

Key points:

A claim has been filed to wind up Sanjeev Gupta's Australian operations

It comes after the collapse of major lender Greensill

Last month, Mr Gupta conceded GFG had been too dependent on Greensill

An application was lodged in the NSW Supreme Court on Tuesday to wind up the operations of two companies, including OneSteel Manufacturing which runs the steelworks, which employs more than 1,200 workers.

The application has been made by Citibank. 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-06/nsw-court-application-to-break-up-sanjeev-gupta-businesses/100051376