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Australian citizens and permanent residents stranded overseas have warned against slowing the number of incoming travellers into Australia to ease the burden on hotel quarantine. Prime Minister Scott Morrison will discuss the possibility of capping international flights with state and territory leaders in national cabinet on Friday. Read more:  https://www.sbs.com.au/news/australians-and-permanent-residents-stranded-abroad-urge-government-to-reconsider-cap-on-international-flights

A tiny bakery on the New South Wales Central Coast, is doing its bit to bake the world a better place. While so many small businesses have suffered at the hands of the coronavirus pandemic, Cakes by Kyla has only gotten busier. The family owned bakery whip up extra batches of cupcakes for some of the most deserving members of the community because "sometimes you just need cake!" Read more:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-australia-news-july-10-melbourne-lockdown-victoria-towers-queensland-wa-border-restrictions-live-updates/582be11f-5cf8-4d00-b42f-b22487f96d17 +

Canberra’s universities have shelved plans to fly in international students after a resurgence of Covid-19 cases triggered renewed lockdowns and border closures in Australia. The Australian National University and the University of Canberra said they had decided to postpone a “well-advanced pilot plan” to return 350 continuing students to Canberra campuses later this month. Read more:  https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/australia-shelves-plan-fly-international-students

Australia will halve the number of citizens allowed to return home from overseas each week, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday, as authorities struggle to contain a COVID-19 outbreak in the country’s second most populous city. The state of Victoria reported 288 new cases on Friday, a record daily increase for any part of the country and sparking fears of a wave of community transmission in a country where most cases have involved returned travellers. Read more: https://in.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-australia/australia-restricts-number-of-citizens-returning-as-virus-surges-idINKBN24B077

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The global Sustainable Development Report 2020, released this week in New York, ranks Australia third among OECD countries for the effectiveness of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, beaten by only South Korea and Latvia. Yet Australia trundled in at 37th in the world on its overall progress in achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, which cover a range of economic, social and environmental challenges – many of which will be crucial considerations as we recover from the pandemic. Australia’s worst results are in climate action and the environment, where we rate well below most other OECD countries. Read more:  https://www.sbs.com.au/news/global-report-gives-australia-an-a-for-coronavirus-response-but-a-d-on-climate

There’s one key ingredient in economic growth that’s been largely missing since the global financial crisis: confidence. Both business and consumer confidence. Right now, of course, both are struggling to return to pre-COVID-19 levels. And the unfortunate reality of coronavirus is that confidence is the one thing it’s killing. This is because it’s a deadly virus, there’s no vaccine… yet, and it has a habit of re-emerging even after it’s been supposedly snuffed out. Read more:  https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/sinister-recession-235236734.html

Australia's new coronavirus cases are increasingly coming from within local communities rather than returning overseas travellers, the nation's Deputy Chief Medical Officer has said. Professor Michael Kidd told reporters today that 509 new COVID-19 cases were identified over the last week. Read more:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-australia-victoria-outbreak-melbourne-cases-from-community-transmission-not-overseas-health-news-covid-19/990574d4-d85a-4c48-9391-14fd6faeecb6

MELBOURNE, Australia -- The hard-hit Australian state of Victoria recorded two deaths and its highest-ever daily increase in coronavirus cases on Monday as authorities prepare to close its border with New South Wales. The death of the two men, one in his 60s and the other in his 90s, brings the national death toll from COVID-19 to 106. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said of the 127 new cases, 53 were among 3,000 people who have been confined by police to their apartments in nine public housing blocks since Saturday. Read more:  https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/asia-today-australian-states-cases-spike-borders-shut-71623839