All borders to reopen.
No, they're being hospitalised because they are seriously ill and need that level of care. Less than two per cent of WA's population is unvaccinated, yet that cohort accounts for around half the hospital admissions to date.
Total and complete scare mongering....... Those numbers in hospital are statistically insignificant. I still can't get my head around why, vaccinated folk are so paranoid and scared to associate with unvaccinated folk.
Hospitals are also used to isolate people that can not do it where they live - like people from aged care with mild symptoms.
I did not hear the vax status of the last 2 deaths in WA.
They normally get shouted out under 1 condition/status.
WA is said to have BA2 variant of about 50% (it has been in Australia since Jan contrary to the news report yesterday).
I did not hear the vax status of the last 2 deaths in WA.
They normally get shouted out under 1 condition/status.
WA is said to have BA2 variant of about 50% (it has been in Australia since Jan contrary to the news report yesterday).
Hospitals are also used to isolate people that can not do it where they live - like people from aged care with mild symptoms.
I did not hear the vax status of the last 2 deaths in WA.
They normally get shouted out under 1 condition/status.
WA is said to have BA2 variant of about 50% (it has been in Australia since Jan contrary to the news report yesterday).
I did not hear the vax status of the last 2 deaths in WA.
They normally get shouted out under 1 condition/status.
WA is said to have BA2 variant of about 50% (it has been in Australia since Jan contrary to the news report yesterday).
What scaremongering and who's paranoid? They're just statistics.
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Employees that were placed on unpaid leave last year because they were unvaccinated against COVID-19, due to a medical or religious exemption will now be able to return to work
I moved from Oz to Philippines 5 weeks ago. Best move I ever did. Everyone is getting on with life here. Need to wear masks even outside but bars are all open!
I also enjoyed my drink without the threat of a terrorist bombing me or being taken hostage for being foreign looking to be used as a bargaining chip.
Reconsider travel to the Philippines due to COVID-19. Additionally, exercise increased caution due to crime, terrorism, civil unrest, and kidnapping. Read the entire Travel Advisory.
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SA, well they got some info FOI - and no delay cops back to work.
The Health Advice was brilliant - take a look.
Aged care in Victoria/NSW will isolate you in your room with covid or close contact, unless you are very high risk, then you will be moved to hospital to be monitored so if you deteriorate you can get the highest level of medical care quickly if needed. The hospital is not used as a quarantine facility.
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"Lockdown like conditions" (because we have to wear a mask indoors, and check in - big woop), "Thousands and thousands of deaths I want to avoid" (While neglecting to mention 48.6% of all returning Australian's came home via Sydney after he wimped out on his agreed "1000 a week", and halved it, then halved it again to only 256). "By watching NSW you can see what works and what doesn’t work. " (Guess bringing home so many people for the good of the nation "doesn't work", eh...
I could go on, but really, what's the point? If you cannot accept that such things have been happening for the last two years, then nothing I say will change your mind...
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New South Wales 1.45M 1,975
Victoria 1.12M 2,640
Western Australia 39,226
Yep, obviously a rabid propagandist
I'm glad I'm not your grandmother
I could go on, but really, what's the point? .................
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You only have to look at the narrative from McGowan or his CHO as regards NSW or Victoria.
"Lockdown like conditions" (because we have to wear a mask indoors, and check in - big woop), "Thousands and thousands of deaths I want to avoid" (While neglecting to mention 48.6% of all returning Australian's came home via Sydney after he wimped out on his agreed "1000 a week", and halved it, then halved it again to only 256). "By watching NSW you can see what works and what doesn’t work. " (Guess bringing home so many people for the good of the nation "doesn't work", eh...
I could go on, but really, what's the point? If you cannot accept that such things have been happening for the last two years, then nothing I say will change your mind...
"Lockdown like conditions" (because we have to wear a mask indoors, and check in - big woop), "Thousands and thousands of deaths I want to avoid" (While neglecting to mention 48.6% of all returning Australian's came home via Sydney after he wimped out on his agreed "1000 a week", and halved it, then halved it again to only 256). "By watching NSW you can see what works and what doesn’t work. " (Guess bringing home so many people for the good of the nation "doesn't work", eh...
I could go on, but really, what's the point? If you cannot accept that such things have been happening for the last two years, then nothing I say will change your mind...
I also find the WA CHO's letter outlining his recommendations for applying restrictions pre and post border opening to be clear and logical. Seems like things are turning out as projected or better.
https://www.wa.gov.au/system/files/2..._HA_190122.pdf
You can object to the manner in which the outcome is reached however my point was really the outcome.

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Hope other countries could open their border soon, such as China, otherwise, economics will be a problem. also, slow down the development of the aviation industry.
- Sydney Yugoslav General Trade and Tourist
Agency bombing (1972) - Sydney Hilton bombing (1978)
- Sydney Israeli consulate and Hakoah Club
bombings (1982) - Russell Street bombing (1986)
- Turkish consulate bombing (1986)
- French consulate bombing (1995)
- Endeavour Hills stabbings (2014)
- Lindt Cafe siege (2014)
- Parramatta shooting (2015)
- Queanbeyan stabbing attacks (2017)
- Brighton siege (2017)
- Mill Park stabbing (2018)
- Melbourne stabbing attack (2018)
Cities held by islamic extremist? Entire cities? Are you talking about the Phillipines or Afghanistan?
You missed the Lindt seige but I suppose that was relatively small-scale (unless you were one of the dead). But I get your point, not as much terrorism here. Yet. Here's a list so far:
Not yet but it's coming. The next generation will be dealing with it though and cursing some of the decisions of this and earlier gens.
It's disturbing that you even need to mention that and smacks of Stockholm Syndrome which is alive and well especially down there in Victoria where the dictator will likely be voted back in soon.
My point still stands though, if you want to leave Australia, go for it, I'm not going to stop anyone, or even dissuade them. Just make sure you hand in your passports and don't cry for help from the Aussie consulate when your new homeland does something that is really draconian and you want a free pass home. I really want my taxes to fix my roads and provide infrastructure I can use, not fund somebody elses follies that wants to avoid paying tax by living o/s for a few years, there's already enough wasted with government.
PS I'll still go and spend 6 months in Euroland for holidays, nothing wrong with that, but I'll still pay taxes at home here.
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Sieges by mentally disturbed individuals happen everywhere, these are terrorist attacks in name only with very low death tolls which don't exceed the average domestic dispute siege, more people are dying in GA aircraft accidents in Australia than actual terrorist events. Mass killings via bombs and shootings don't happen in Australia, again shows you have very limited experience outside of this country.
My point still stands though, if you want to leave Australia, go for it, I'm not going to stop anyone, or even dissuade them. Just make sure you hand in your passports and don't cry for help from the Aussie consulate when your new homeland does something that is really draconian and you want a free pass home. I really want my taxes to fix my roads and provide infrastructure I can use, not fund somebody elses follies that wants to avoid paying tax by living o/s for a few years, there's already enough wasted with government.
Just to balance out the picture your painting of the selfish expat who is using up all of Australians resources while stumbling from one disaster to another while overseas .
Most expats do very well overseas , career wise , socially and financially . Never ask for any help while sending large amounts of wealth back to Australia , investing it into property and super and not a single cent of Australian tax payers money was used on them while they created this wealth . Over %5 of Australians live overseas . Many come back multi millionaires , stimulating the Australian economy by paying taxes , school fees and using private health . Not sure why you fear the expat so much ?
Most expats do very well overseas , career wise , socially and financially . Never ask for any help while sending large amounts of wealth back to Australia , investing it into property and super and not a single cent of Australian tax payers money was used on them while they created this wealth . Over %5 of Australians live overseas . Many come back multi millionaires , stimulating the Australian economy by paying taxes , school fees and using private health . Not sure why you fear the expat so much ?