Two Virgins hit headlines as Covid-19 buffets industry
The Virgin name is riding high in the headlines, with Virgin Australia unveiling plans for a “stronger, more profitable and competitive” airline (shedding about a third of its workforce and axing Tigerair in the process) while in the northern hemisphere, Virgin Atlantic dropped a bombshell of its own. … Continue Reading
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Originating in the UK, Club Soda’s eighth Mindful Drinking Festival will move online as COVID-19 continues to affect real-world events. 
Public transport must adapt to a “new normal” in the wake of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and adopt technologies that will render it more green and resilient to future disasters, according to a new report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). 
One of Australia’s leading hotel groups, Arise Hotels & Apartments, is not letting the disappointment of the Ekka Royal Queensland Show (Brisbane) being cancelled this year dampen any holiday spirits. 
The tiny town of Charleville is situated almost 700 kilometres inland from Brisbane and has a population of a little over three thousand people. 
