during the coronavirus pandemic in Australia had reached 90 percent of the normal weekly spending on this activity. However, this was an improvement on previous months. The effects of lockdown measures and social distancing also saw decreased spending on transport, travel, and pubs and venues. On the other end of the spectrum, spending on food delivery increased remarkably alongside spending on home improvement and online gambling.
In August 2020, consumer spending on gyms and fitness Change in consumer spending per person during COVID-19 pandemic in Australia in March to August 2020, by selected goods and services
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