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The government of Australia’s most populous state ordered all public employees to work from their offices by default beginning on Tuesday and urged stricter limits on remote work, after news outlets provoked a fraught debate about work-from-home habits established during the pandemic.
<span lang=«EN-AU» xml:lang=«EN-AU»> JOONDALUP, Australia: <span lang=«EN-AU» xml:lang=«EN-AU»> China’s tourism sector is once again making headlines, but this time the buzzwords are “domestic travel”.
Singapore Airlines on Wednesday warned that a key revenue metric would remain under pressure this year as rising competition crimps average fares and higher fuel costs dent group profit.
JOHOR BAHRU: With around two months to go before Malaysia’s Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) enforcement deadline, complaints among Singaporean drivers over the application process remain unabated, with industry observers telling CNA that there is still room for improvement.
BANGKOK (AP) — China sanctioned a United States lawmaker Wednesday for “frequently interfering” in China’s domestic affairs.
Malaysia is poised to invest in new port infrastructure to capitalise on the surging popularity of cruises – with passenger numbers hitting a record 1.5 million last year – as port-hopping holidays on ships roar back to life after running aground during the pandemic.
Australians are still dying at higher rates than before the pandemic, reflecting how Covid-19’s lingering effects may be driving a sustained increase in death and disease around the globe.
SEOUL -- South Korea's economy contracted in the second quarter -- logging its first three-month period of negative growth since the late stages of the COVID-19 pandemic -- dragged down by waning incomes, the Bank of Korea announced on Thursday.