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Warning for borrowers as RBA frets over its credibility

The Reserve Bank is worried about 1970s-style runaway inflation if it loses credibility in fighting inflation, as analysts warn of up to five more rate hikes.

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Bulletin PM briefing: Why vaccine disinformation spread and Hegseth’s bizarre biblical rant

Why vaccine disinformation spread across the UK during Covid pandemic. Hegseth brands media ‘Pharisees’ in bizarre biblical rant at Iran war briefing. UK’s armed forces need a ‘decade of renewal’, warns former military chief. China demands Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Ex-Arsenal and Liverpool goalkeeper Alex Manninger dies after…

The Independent UK

Why vaccine disinformation spread across the UK during Covid pandemic

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Lack of trust in government triggered vaccine disinformation during Covid pandemic, ministers warned

Latest Covid-19 inquiry report urges government to ‘rebuild trust’ in vaccines before another pandemic hits

The Independent UK

‘My husband had the Covid-19 vaccine – 11 days later he was dead’

Stephen Ward developed a blood clot after a dose of AstraZeneca

The Independent UK

Why the UK is Now Less Equipped for a Pandemic Than Before COVID Hit

Campaigners urge the UK government to improve pandemic readiness, citing a report on COVID-19 response and NHS staff concerns about current preparedness levels.

International Business Times UK

Covid inquiry: Jab rollout a ‘success’ but vaccine harm payouts ‘need reform’

Inquiry chairwoman Baroness Heather Hallett praised the fact the UK was a world leader in biomedical sciences.

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Covid-19 inquiry latest: Urgent work needed to rebuild trust in vaccines after pandemic, ministers warned

The government must take action to stop the spread of misinformation about jabs, inquiry warns

The Independent UK

Covid inquiry to publish report on vaccines and treatments

The UK deployed a Vaccine Task Force to find the most promising vaccines and pre-order them for speedy deployment once approved by regulators.

Evening Standard

The government has turned its back on pandemic prevention

COMMENT: The UK’s new pandemic preparedness strategy – and ending the country’s contribution to the Pandemic Fund as part of aid cuts – raises serious questions about whether the UK can protect itself, writes Anthony Costello

The Independent UK

Dinner for few: Australians eating out less as fuel crisis deals biggest blow to consumer confidence since Covid

Experts say ‘cautious consumption’ shows households bracing for return to extended period of financial pressure experienced during early pandemic years

The Guardian - AU

25 million people lost Medicaid after the COVID-19 pandemic — and state policies shaped who stayed covered

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people covered by Medicaid rose month after month – an unusual pattern for the government’s insurance program for people with low incomes and disabilities.

The Conversation

Long COVID could cost up to €115.3bn per year over the next decade, study shows

Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, its economic impact lingers, with long COVID disrupting the employment of around one in five workers.

Euronews

The job market is so bad, workers now think they have worse odds of finding a role than during the pandemic

Data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that Americans are increasingly pessimistic about their job prospects.

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More firms risk failing than during COVID era: report

More Australian businesses are at risk of failure than at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, as ongoing economic pressures continue to weigh on the economy.

The Guardian - UK

The Black Death by Thomas Asbridge review – a medieval horror story

A magisterial history of one of the worst ever pandemics focuses on the individuals caught up in the chaos

Fortune

Doritos prices jumped 50% in four years and PepsiCo waited until it lost billions to do anything about it

Frito-Lay’s pandemic-era price hikes cost PepsiCo $50 billion in market value.

The Independent UK

Inside a huge compound on Thailand-Cambodia border where 10,000 workers scammed people globally

Scam compounds have mushroomed across Southeast Asia since the pandemic

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Retail Growth in Men’s Neckwear Market

The neckwear market is growing again after the pandemic slowdown. Offices are reopening and formal events are back. This shift is bringing ties into daily fashion once more. Many professionals now want to look polished again.

The Conversation

NZ’s rejection of new WHO pandemic rules makes no real sense

New Zealand’s recent decision to reject the latest amendments to the World Health Organization’s International Health Regulations (IHR) made news largely due to the lack of a clear explanation from the government rather than what the rules actually say.

The Conversation

Almost 200,000 New Zealanders are now living with long COVID – where is the government plan?

A high prevalence of long COVID is perhaps the starkest reminder that the pandemic is far from over.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Cape Coral and Miami Sellers Are Slashing Prices Faster Than the Rest of the Country

Florida’s once red-hot housing fever has broken a sweat, grabbed a cold drink, and is now casually leaning against the wall asking, “You sure you want that price?” For a long while, Florida (especially places like Cape Coral and Miami) acted like the homebuyer equivalent of a Black Friday rush…

Destructoid

Canceled The Last of Us multiplayer game failed as a product of the COVID-19 pandemic, former director says

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The Mary Sue

U.S. hiring rate just hit its lowest rate since 2020, but Donald Trump’s too busy burning billions

The United States hiring rate just tumbled to 3.1% in February, marking its lowest point since April 2020, according to the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This is a pretty big deal because that 2020 low was when the economy…

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From Apps to Platforms: Where Users Spend Their Time Online in 2026

In 2026, people spend about 6 hours and 38 minutes online per day, near a decade-long plateau after pandemic highs.

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