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There has been a noteworthy advancement in technology and medicine over the past centuries, while deadly diseases such as influenza and malaria still exist significantly till this day. Some diseases have been dealt with success while others are found only in certain geographic areas, and others have the ability to spread quickly from an initial … Read more

4 Ways to Keep Your Car Clean and COVID19 Free COVID19 has proven to be one of the most severe viruses of our lifetime. Naturally, it has become essential to take all necessary steps to reduce its spread by keeping your surroundings COVID19 free. However, you need to quarantine by reducing travel, practice social distancing … Read more

Entry #1, January 15th: Task: Watch the video by Adkins and comment in your journal on whether you agree or disagree with his view of science as truth [and explain why]. Peter Adkins argues that science is the absolute truth. Although I agree with this statement to some degree, I think that science can only … Read more

For my essay I decided to choose Question 1 which is to ‘Critically analyse a news story as it is presented in at least two media outlets. Where is this story on the news agenda? What factors have placed it there? How has it been framed? Whose interests does the story serve/challenge?’. I decided the … Read more

Rose’s statement that “it is no longer expected to resolve the society’s need for health” is a source of much controversy. Many scholars have varying views on the argument, some supporting it , while others strongly condemn it. While I am in favour of a more welfarist view that disagrees with the statement, I do … Read more

Companies nowadays are facing intense uncertainty about the effect that international trade tariffs might have on imports, exports, and the global supply chains. Currently, due to the Corona Virus pandemic, many sectors are suffering the consequences of an unpredictable outcome. The reason why this paper aims to develop an explanation on how businesses are being … Read more

The coronavirus numbers curve is growing all the time. The epidemic is killing more people and affecting more and more countries. More than 1,391,890 cases of coronavirus and more than 81,478 have died (ECDC, 8th April 2020). The virus called COVID-19 belongs to the family of coronaviruses. These viruses cause respiratory tract infections and are … Read more

2020 in general might go down as one of the worst years this century. People expected this year to be special, in a good way, but it is just the opposite. The first week into the year and all the good expectations were crushed. Bushfire in New South Wales, Australia has affected more than 12 … Read more

Trading with China China is Australia’s largest trading partner in both imports and exports by a long mile.Australia is China’s sixth largest trading partner and it is China’s fifth biggest supplier of imports.It is the tenth biggest customer for exports, which is fairly big.Twenty five percent of all Australia’s manufactured imports actually come from China,Australia … Read more

The sharing economy is rapidly growing and evolving. It has shifted employment norms from the traditional 9am to 5pm office job to the idea that income can be earned from a much broader range of activities. Due to this, the tourism sector is at the forefront with accommodation and transport business’ adjusting to the entrance … Read more

The ionosphere is an ionised region of the Earths atmosphere which lies above the mesosphere and extends from approximately 80km to 1000km above the surface. It gains its ionised characteristic from interactions between atoms in the atmosphere and incoming energetic solar radiation, namely Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) and X-Ray solar emissions. The structure of the ionosphere … Read more

Schools of Australia and Coronavirus. “Parents deserve a clear plan on reopening schools” is an editorial published by The Age on the 27h of April 2020. The author contends that schools in Victoria are in need to reopen as other states schools have already returned, experts believe that it is now safe to go back … Read more

THE COVID-19 RELATED POTENTIAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION CLAIMS As at the time of writing, 9 May 2020, there were at least 3,855,812 confirmed cases with 265,862 confirmed deaths across 215 countries, areas or territories. The World Health Organization ( WHO) declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on 30 January 2020 , i.e. an ‘extraordinary … Read more

The difference between ‘policy’ and ‘strategy’ In research, the term strategy refers to a unique and comprehensive plan designed to achieve a competitive position in the area of research to compete with their competitors. It is a “plan towards action” that has a set of organisational/institutional goals and objectives that is formulated from top-level management, … Read more