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Australians are left furious after telcos shut down overseas call centres because of coronavirus

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Bilingual and multilingual Australians have never worked harder, after stepping up to become translators, interpreters and more during the pandemic.

Seems Australians don't want to join churches, unions, volunteer organizations, communities. Are we poorer for it? @ALeighMP  has written about reconnecting with communities and creating a 'civic renaissance'. What are your thoughts? @BreakfastNews 

About one in four Australian homes has rooftop solar panels, a larger share than in any other major economy, and the rate of installations far outpaces the global average. Many Australians are responding to incentives offered by state governments.

Deputy Prime Minister@M_McCormackMP  is appealing to young Australians and visitors to venture into regional areas for employment opportunities to support themselves and the agriculture sector.

The Government plans to offer Australians new incentives to work farming jobs in the regions, as the industry struggles without foreign workers kept away during the pandemic.

I’m not saying it’s bad to know about foreign relations, but at what point should young Australians start to pay attention to what’s happening in their own country? Rangi Hirini writes. 🔒 #wanews  #perthnews 

The Morrison government will offer new incentives to Australians on JobSeeker and Youth Allowance payments to assist with fruit picking and farm duties as the agriculture sector struggles through a major labour shortage.

Even as their politicians push coal, Australians choose solar.