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the park will remain closed on wednesday. managers have expressed their condolences. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. australia logs a decade of budget deficits, putting its aaa credit rating at risk. soars to an all time high, adding $1 million to its market value bitcoin soars to an all time high. it is wednesday. glad you could join us for this midweek edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. australia s budget is expected to be in the red until at least 2021, and markets are down. as you can take a look at the market boards, the asx 200 has fallen nearly one third of a percent in early trade. late on tuesday the government announced a huge infrastructure spending plan worth $55 million infrastructure spending plan worth $55 million $55 infrastructure spending plan worth $55 million $55 billion and the stimulus is expected to create thousands of jobs stimulus is expected to create thousands ofjobs across the count ....
Applications invited for money to protect historic monuments and structures in Laois Reporter: ); ); Communities and individuals in Laois are being invited to apply to the fund which can be used to protect historical monuments, buildings and structures in their areas. Laois County Council has announced that the 2021 Community Monuments Fund which will invest €2 million in the protection and promotion of archaeological heritage during 2021 around Ireland. The €2 million allocation is an increase of 75% on last year’s funding.
The grants available under the Community Monuments Fund will help custodians and owners of archaeological monuments to safeguard them into the future for the benefit of local communities and the visiting public. In addition, they will provide support for heritage professions and job opportunities in building conservation and other traditional skills. ....
Minister for Heritage, Malcolm Noonan, launches â¬2 million 2021 Community Monuments Fund
Malcolm Noonan, T.D, Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, today launched the 2021 Community Monuments Fund which will invest â¬2 million in the protection and promotion of archaeological heritage during 2021. The â¬2 million allocation is an increase of 75% on last yearâs funding. The grants available under the Community Monuments Fund will help custodians and owners of archaeological monuments to safeguard them into the future for the benefit of local communities and the visiting public. In addition they will provide support for heritage professions and job opportunities in building conservation and other traditional skills. ....
The Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA) has welcomed certain aspects in the announcements made by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni in his Budget Speech this afternoon. Obviously to be welcomed are the Minister’s announcement of a 5% increase in personal income brackets that will provide R2.2 billion relief to workers, that have been thrown into and crippled by severe economic hardships resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. The relief is in line with the union federation’s pre-budget expectations that the Minister should rise personal income taxes in the context of the pandemic. Similarly, FEDUSA welcomes the Minister’s fiscal support to companies by lowering corporate tax from 28% to 27% from the beginning of the new financial year in April as they will help them gradually return to full operations and rehire workers, who were retrenched because of economic hardship triggered by COVID-19. ....
President is gaining momentum for support of the bill. however republicans and even some democrats in the senate who will vote on the bill tonight remain opposed to the plan and are prepared to vote no. martha: we ve seen a lot of opposition even among democrats to this bill as you point out, kelly. that could be the president s toughest constituency to win over on this what is he doing to do just that? he is outcome paining for his jobs act today. he is going to pittsburgh and taubing to people there in pennsylvania which is going to be prove to be a very critical state for his re-election bid. he will talk to them about his jobs plan. we should point out as he so on the republican campaign trail there are presidential candidates out there who are disagreeing with him. martha: all right. give us a break here. this is about the third iteration of this jobs idea he had, this jobs stimulus. how did the last ones work? reporter: we should point out here axelrod is taking aim at the ....