Make it simple please: calls for easy access to COVID disaster support

Greg Ellis
Updated July 14 2021 - 8:00pm, first published 4:54pm
Helping others: Balinese Spice Magic owner Jules Mitry employs permanent staff and casuals including international students who won't get any support unless she stays open for takeaways and deliveries. Picture: Adam McLean.
Helping others: Balinese Spice Magic owner Jules Mitry employs permanent staff and casuals including international students who won't get any support unless she stays open for takeaways and deliveries. Picture: Adam McLean.

Business owners overwhelmed by the impact of the latest COVID-19 lockdown want the application process for support to be as easy as possible.

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Greg Ellis

Greg Ellis

Business Editor

Almost four decades in electronic, print and digital media. A writer, presenter, emcee, photographer and videographer with degrees in business management, marketing and human resources and tertiary qualifications in photography.

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