8 Most Common Issues Found in Home Inspections: Moving Guide

Are you moving to your dream house? Wait! Before fixing the deal, thoroughly inspect the house to fix common issues. It can be anything- plumbing issues to bad wiring, poor drainage system to inadequate ventilation. No matter how big the residential property is, make sure you inspect and repair the issues to give your family a safe and secure place to live. Today, I am sharing an article ‘ 8 Most Common Issues Found in Home Inspections: Moving Guide’ to help you go through the right home inspection process before making the final decision. Read all the problems and keep them in mind while evaluating your new house.

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It’s now a matter of when, not if, for Australia. This is how we’re preparing for a jump in coronavirus cases

While countries around the globe have been taking precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, it has now been reported in 37 countries outside China.

As of February 26, close to 3,000 cases and 43 deaths had been recorded outside China. In Australia, we’ve so far seen 23 cases across five states.

The good news is currently there’s no evidence of “community transmission” of the virus in Australia. This means it’s not spreading locally. All cases have had travel connections to China or the Diamond Princess cruise ship, or very close contact with a confirmed case in Australia (being in the same family or tour group).

Read more: http://theconversation.com/its-now-a-matter-of-when-not-if-for-australia-this-is-how-were-preparing-for-a-jump-in-coronavirus-cases-132448

Angus Taylor to announce shift in climate investment away from wind and solar

The Morrison government will on Friday signal plans to shift investment from wind and solar to hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, lithium and advanced livestock feed supplements, as part of a “bottom up” strategy to reduce emissions by 2050.

Angus Taylor will use a speech to an economic thinktank to put some flesh on the bones of the Coalition’s much-vaunted technology roadmap. The emissions reduction minister will also declare Australia will take a technology-based long-term emissions reduction “strategy” to the United Nations-led climate talks in Glasgow at the end of this year.

Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/feb/28/angus-taylor-to-announce-shift-in-climate-investment-away-from-wind-and-solar

Jacinda Ardern to pressure Australia over forced deportations during meeting with Morrison

New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern won’t raise climate change when she meets with Scott Morrison in Sydney but will push for a change in Canberra’s position on forced deportations.

Ardern was scheduled to hold talks with Morrison in the harbour city on Friday after briefly meeting with New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian in the morning.

The New Zealand prime minister speaks with Morrison more than any other leader to the point where her officials often joke they don’t need to do any work “because we often just resolve things directly”.

Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/feb/28/jacinda-ardern-to-pressure-australia-over-forced-deportations-during-meeting-with-morrison

Australia’s growth outlook dims as China’s momentum falters amid coronavirus outbreak

The new coronavirus outbreak that started in China and spread across the world will have a major impact on Australia’s near-term growth outlook, experts said.

First detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the pneumonia-like virus has infected more than 81,000 people globally and killed over 2,700. Most of the cases have occurred in China, where quarantine measures grounded factory activities to a halt for an extended period of time. Economists have said that would affect growth in the first quarter and may extend to the second quarter.

China is Australia’s biggest trading partner and is part of the supply chain for all consumer products, Mathan Somasundaram, a market portfolio strategist at Blue Ocean Equities, told CNBC.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/27/coronavirus-outbreak-australia-economic-impact.html