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Tag Archives: mentalhealth
Lockdowns podcast chat with Senator Malcolm Roberts
One thing that has really shocked me during the pandemic is just how heartless, inconsistent, and hypocritical government policy can be, even when it is directed at promoting the greater good. The latest example of that is obviously the Queensland … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged borderrestrictions, coronavirus, covid-19, lockdowns, mentalhealth, nsw, qld, qldnswborder, queensland
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Upcoming Qld Parliamentary Committee appearance regarding COVID emergency and CHO powers on Friday
I am grateful to the Queensland Parliament’s Health and Environment Committee for inviting me to speak to the Committee this Friday 22 January regarding the Government’s bill to extend the COVID public health emergency and the Chief Health Officer’s extraordinary … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged chiefhealthofficer, coronavirus, covid-19, mentalhealth, publichealth, qld, qldparliament, queensland
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Qld CHO emergency powers extension bill submission
Yesterday 5pm was the deadline for submissions to the Queensland Parliamentary Inquiry into the bill to extend the COVID-19 public health emergency and the Chief Health Officer’s emergency powers until 30 September. Queensland’s Parliament has only one chamber and the … Continue reading
Posted in Brisbane, Macroeconomy
Tagged brisbane, coronavirus, covid-19, economy, grandchancellor, lockdowns, mentalhealth, publichealth, qldparliament, ukmutantstrain
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Working from home during & after the pandemic with Alison Pennington – podcast interview
Earlier this week I interviewed Alison Pennington, Senior Economist at the Centre for Future Work at the Australia Institute, about the opportunities and risks of working from home during this time of COVID-19. Alison has been getting a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity, Uncategorized
Tagged agency, coronavirus, covid-19, economics, gigeconomy, mentalhealth, newnormal, productivity, psychology, socialisolation, surveillance, upwork, wellbeing, whs, workingfromhome
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Cannabis with Dr Stephen Thornton – latest Economics Explained episode
Several jurisdictions around the world, such as the US states of California and Colorado, have legalised cannabis, also known as marijuana. In Australia, the Australian Capital Territory will become the first Australian jurisdiction to legalise recreational cannabis use on the … Continue reading
Posted in Social policy, Tax
Tagged act, australia, california, cannabis, cannpal, colorado, marijuana, medicinalcannabis, mentalhealth, organizedcrime, pot, queensland, recreationalcannabis, regulateandtax, supplyanddemand, usa
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