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Nothing has changed for the moron xeptu. Probably gets government money in the bank every fortnight so doesn’t care.
You do know that WA stands for Western AUSTRALIA right? You want to go it alone, then you should lose all privileges and rights that come with being Australian. Because at the moment, you aren’t.
You do know that WA stands for Western AUSTRALIA right? You want to go it alone, then you should lose all privileges and rights that come with being Australian. Because at the moment, you aren’t.
According to Federal Treasury data, five local governments — Exmouth, Shark Bay, Dundas, Augusta-Margaret River and Denmark — had 50 per cent or more businesses apply for the payment.
That was the highest number of all the States and Territories.
Closing the borders totally is a good idea,.....as long as you don’t live in those local Govt areas I suppose.
That was the highest number of all the States and Territories.
Closing the borders totally is a good idea,.....as long as you don’t live in those local Govt areas I suppose.
It wouldn’t be much of a stretch to say WA would have the lowest Jobkeeper uptake rate now of any state, and Victoria the highest.
just sayingWont be a concern of course to a premier still sitting in his luxury residence,still raking in his normal salary & eligible for a life long taxpayer funded pension.
I doubt many small business owners are happy to be told theyre not important.
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unaffected because you dont pull your weight.
Never have. My head is out because dumbasses like you are actively promoting and encouraging idiots like Palaszczuk and McGowan to continue with CCP like measures. You’ve basically given the finger to the rest of Australia.
unaffected...so you’d have no idea of the effect this is having on people. You just sit there sucking up taxpayer money.
dont even get me started about the sh$t you go an about on the QF thread. No knowledge, no idea, just an armchair expert with nothing better to do. Use your retirement to go and sail a boat or something. The aviation world doesn’t need your constant gloating and negativity.
4 cases in NSW today. All traced. What do you define as ‘under control’...zero transmission for 2 cycles? Not going to happen. Look at NZ, QLD, even your own WA. Tracing, targeted lockdowns/isolation and testing is the best way.
still a good chance Palmer will win...the high court considers the economic and social impacts, rather than just the health ones. Even the federal court deemed some states as ‘low risk’. There is no reason at all not to be open to those states.
Never have. My head is out because dumbasses like you are actively promoting and encouraging idiots like Palaszczuk and McGowan to continue with CCP like measures. You’ve basically given the finger to the rest of Australia.
unaffected...so you’d have no idea of the effect this is having on people. You just sit there sucking up taxpayer money.
dont even get me started about the sh$t you go an about on the QF thread. No knowledge, no idea, just an armchair expert with nothing better to do. Use your retirement to go and sail a boat or something. The aviation world doesn’t need your constant gloating and negativity.
4 cases in NSW today. All traced. What do you define as ‘under control’...zero transmission for 2 cycles? Not going to happen. Look at NZ, QLD, even your own WA. Tracing, targeted lockdowns/isolation and testing is the best way.
still a good chance Palmer will win...the high court considers the economic and social impacts, rather than just the health ones. Even the federal court deemed some states as ‘low risk’. There is no reason at all not to be open to those states.
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Perhaps Victoria could withhold it's GST collection to do that, especially if Chairman Dan's little CCP deal gets the chop. Be interesting if a Border closure also affected the flow of cash...
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no it doesn’t. Does it make you feel better getting on here and telling everyone we have no idea what’s coming and we’ll be lucky if we aren’t made redundant etc etc? You do t think that’s personal? So get off your high horse. You’ve been making it personal all along.
That statement is so typical of the ill-informed nonsense espoused by the 'wise men of the East'. Perhaps you could tell us which State contributes the most to Australia's export economy? I'll give you a little hint; it's not NSW or Victoria...
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And there it is. Australia's export economy. Not Western Australia's economy. Australia's economy. All fine and good to be part of the Federation when they want it to be, but the instant something doesn't go their way, "Phuck you Jack, I'm alright!"
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Spot on. AUSTRALIA.
there is no reason WA, SA, TAS, NT can’t have full and free movement. Too soon to call on NSW and QLD. Vic...obvious.
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unaffected because you dont pull your weight.
Never have. My head is out because dumbasses like you are actively promoting and encouraging idiots like Palaszczuk and McGowan to continue with CCP like measures. You’ve basically given the finger to the rest of Australia.
Never have. My head is out because dumbasses like you are actively promoting and encouraging idiots like Palaszczuk and McGowan to continue with CCP like measures. You’ve basically given the finger to the rest of Australia.
Makes me think a lot of the anger is based on political ideology.
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We will find out October 31st what the residents of the sunshine state really think! Anastasia Cairns stunt this morning of 11 million for projects, just might not be enough when it was reported that QLD tourism industry slated to loose 2.2B by end of the year.
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All the way through these borders restrictions of the last few months I’ve noticed how all those who oppose the restrictions limit their anger to the premiers of WA and Qld, but ignore the premiers of SA and Tasmania who have instituted similar or even tougher restrictions (Tasmania closed completely until December 1).
Makes me think a lot of the anger is based on political ideology.
Makes me think a lot of the anger is based on political ideology.
I still maintain it’s too early to call on QLD, NSW and VIC. The rest of the states and territories should be open to each other. Locking out people from other states with zero or very few cases is nothing more than political.
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just curious, do you think the opposition should it win government, open the borders, is this an opposition election platform.
All the way through these borders restrictions of the last few months I’ve noticed how all those who oppose the restrictions limit their anger to the premiers of WA and Qld, but ignore the premiers of SA and Tasmania who have instituted similar or even tougher restrictions (Tasmania closed completely until December 1).
Makes me think a lot of the anger is based on political ideology.
Makes me think a lot of the anger is based on political ideology.
Tasmania are continuing "travel restrictions" until Dec 1.
Non-Tasmanian residents, who are not classified as Essential Travellers, are required to quarantine in government-designated accommodation.
https://coronavirus.tas.gov.au/trave...ng-to-tasmania
I think this is a summary of travel in Australia. But my be errors pretty hard to work out* If you live in WA you can travel without quarantine/isolation to every state and territory except Tasmania that requires quarantine on entry . But not return to WA.
* If you live in SA you can travel without quarantine/isolation to NT, QLD.
Quarantine/isolation on return from Victoria, NSW and ACT.
Quarantine on entry into Tasmania.
* If you live in NT travel without quarantine/isolation to SA, QLD, NSW (except greater Sydney) and ACT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania and on return from Greater Sydney and Victoria.
* If you live in QLD travel without quarantine/isolation to SA and NT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania and on return from NSW, ACT and Victoria.
* If you live in NSW travel without quarantine/isolation to ACT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania, SA and QLD and on return from , ACT and Victoria.
Well actually no we won't. The economy in our state is pretty much back to normal. Our covid wards are empty and our reserve staff waiting to be called are still waiting, hopefully we won't need to call upon them. The only ones on jobkeeper are about half the state based airline staff and a significant number of the tourism industry. Otherwise you would'nt know there's a crisis going on. It's really important to us to keep covid out here, we can't depend upon any other state for our essential services, nor can we access them. We are pretty much self contained. We produce everything we need locally To allow covid in would collapse our health system and most likely our essential services as well. we really don't want to end up like Victoria and possibly NSW as well.
The only thing we can't do is travel outside of our state, unless you want to mandatory quarantine at your own expense when you return. We can wait. It's not a big ask. when the quick test arrives we will review our position.
The only thing we can't do is travel outside of our state, unless you want to mandatory quarantine at your own expense when you return. We can wait. It's not a big ask. when the quick test arrives we will review our position.
Don't be surprised when YOU are ready to travel, that the option may not be open to you.
I'll vote for that.
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QLD, SA and NT have pretty similar restrictions.
Tasmania are continuing "travel restrictions" until Dec 1.
Non-Tasmanian residents, who are not classified as Essential Travellers, are required to quarantine in government-designated accommodation.
https://coronavirus.tas.gov.au/trave...ng-to-tasmania
I think this is a summary of travel in Australia. But my be errors pretty hard to work out* If you live in WA you can travel without quarantine/isolation to every state and territory except Tasmania that requires quarantine on entry . But not return to WA.
* If you live in SA you can travel without quarantine/isolation to NT, QLD.
Quarantine/isolation on return from Victoria, NSW and ACT.
Quarantine on entry into Tasmania.
* If you live in NT travel without quarantine/isolation to SA, QLD, NSW (except greater Sydney) and ACT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania and on return from Greater Sydney and Victoria.
* If you live in QLD travel without quarantine/isolation to SA and NT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania and on return from NSW, ACT and Victoria.
* If you live in NSW travel without quarantine/isolation to ACT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania, SA and QLD and on return from , ACT and Victoria.
Tasmania are continuing "travel restrictions" until Dec 1.
Non-Tasmanian residents, who are not classified as Essential Travellers, are required to quarantine in government-designated accommodation.
https://coronavirus.tas.gov.au/trave...ng-to-tasmania
I think this is a summary of travel in Australia. But my be errors pretty hard to work out* If you live in WA you can travel without quarantine/isolation to every state and territory except Tasmania that requires quarantine on entry . But not return to WA.
* If you live in SA you can travel without quarantine/isolation to NT, QLD.
Quarantine/isolation on return from Victoria, NSW and ACT.
Quarantine on entry into Tasmania.
* If you live in NT travel without quarantine/isolation to SA, QLD, NSW (except greater Sydney) and ACT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania and on return from Greater Sydney and Victoria.
* If you live in QLD travel without quarantine/isolation to SA and NT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania and on return from NSW, ACT and Victoria.
* If you live in NSW travel without quarantine/isolation to ACT.
Quarantine on arrival to Tasmania, SA and QLD and on return from , ACT and Victoria.
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I personally won't be travelling interstate for any reason before the borders are open, I understand and accept that. If I "MUST" travel interstate then I agree to accept those conditions and requirements expected of me and anyone else, both arriving in another state and upon my return. Is that what you meant.
