Originally Posted by 43Inches
(Post 11084548)
I would also read the limitations section in that study where they say their findings should be treated with caution. The main issue is that the study does not take into account the habits of each individual post vaccination, so whether the vaccine itself is responsible or such things like how the individual isolated.
And do you know where the WHO got the 'efficacy of 63.09% against symptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection' data from? From AstraZeneca's Stage III trials.
Originally Posted by 43Inches
(Post 11084548)
The WHO data also takes into account generalised effectiveness over a number of different cultures, communities and age groups.
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Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084531)
I must not understand this Sydney lockdown properly. There is now a positive case that flew on a flight from Sydney to Ballina. ( amongst an ever increasing number of exposure sights).
Can someone explain to me, if you are in lockdown, why are you on a flight to Ballina?! |
Q - LINK FLIGHTS
We all know what a positive torture it is to fly with a cold.
Why would a Flight Attendant subject herself to the agony of numerous air pressure differentials when she has access to Sick Leave. It didn’t sound right to me and inconvenienced a whole heap of passengers, and now, without explanation, this from Qld Health, The following flights are no longer considered to be a contact tracing location and have been removed from the close contacts list: |
No, not really. It draws that 63.09 percent number exclusively and solely from AstraZeneca's Stage III trial findings. |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084531)
Can someone explain to me, if you are in lockdown, why are you on a flight to Ballina?!
But you can drive from Ballina back into QLD in a car with QLD plates and no one would be any the wiser. Until you both test positive for Covid that is... |
Originally Posted by 43Inches
(Post 11084556)
Hmm, I thought stage III trials found AZ to be 67-77% efficacy, with peaks at 79%.
From memory the US Stage III trial data was better again, likely as much due to the different prevailing conditions. |
You know what else does not take into account the habits of each individual post vaccination, ... or such things like how the individual isolated? Stage III trials. And do you know where the WHO got the 'efficacy of 63.09% against symptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection' data from? From AstraZeneca's Stage III trials. Our results and those seen in the phase III clinical trials show similarities. Also this study was done on subjects self assessing, phase 3 was subjects were clinically assessed. Misclassification is also likely to be a factor in this study. Symptoms are self-reported and may not be specific to covid-19 without clinician diagnosis. Furthermore, individuals may falsely report symptoms to have a test, which will include asymptomatic individuals in the symptomatic analysis and means that symptom onset dates are incorrect. Failure to exclude those with past infection because of low testing rates in wave 1 is another possibility. The vaccine still does most of what it should, is safe and anyone over 65 should take it ASAP given no other options. From memory the US Stage III trial data was better again, likely as much due to the different prevailing conditions. PS I remember from the trials that there was some controversy over AZ not being trialed on many over 65, probably why this further study was taken. |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084531)
I must not understand this Sydney lockdown properly. There is now a positive case that flew on a flight from Sydney to Ballina. ( amongst an ever increasing number of exposure sights).
Can someone explain to me, if you are in lockdown, why are you on a flight to Ballina?! I wonder if that positive case worked for Virgin too? He was picked up from Ballina by a Brisbane based Virgin CC and she drove him illegally back over the border. She is now positive. They both need to resign. They knew what they were doing. |
Originally Posted by PoppaJo
(Post 11084575)
More details are now surfacing around this one.
I wonder if that positive case worked for Virgin too? He was picked up from Ballina by a Brisbane based Virgin CC and she drove him illegally back over the border. She is now positive. They both need to resign. They knew what they were doing. |
Originally Posted by PoppaJo
(Post 11084575)
More details are now surfacing around this one.
I wonder if that positive case worked for Virgin too? He was picked up from Ballina by a Brisbane based Virgin CC and she drove him illegally back over the border. She is now positive. They both need to resign. They knew what they were doing. |
Originally Posted by lc_461
(Post 11084579)
Was it not previously reported that it was QF Link flight attendant? Exposure sites BNE/LRE QF flights? Or unrelated case?
I don’t believe they found the origin of the longreach case. Hopefully Virgin deals with one or both of them pending his employment status. |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084578)
If that’s true, they both should be in jail.
The NSW removalists that were at the root cause of Vic locked down AGAIN and have caused BILLIONS of dollars of economic damage are unlikely to face charges. STRAYA- Fk Yeah! https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/vi...035572dbd16143 |
Can someone call the PM just get him to stop talking. I am confused now, I thought getting the population vaccinated would abate the need for lockdowns, Scott Morrison appears to say otherwise.
Vaccines ‘not a substitute for a lockdown’: PM Mr Morrison said vaccines were not the key to greater Sydney coming out of lockdown. That is despite state premiers and health officials repeatedly telling the general public that getting a Covid-19 jab would be an eventual ticket to freedom. “There‘s not an easy way to bring the cases down and it’s the lockdown that does that work,” Mr Morrison said. https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/...1c6b?width=650An empty Pitt Street Mall in Sydney amid lockdown. Picture: Richard Dobson“The vaccines can provide some assistance, but they’re not what is going to end this lockdown. Mr Morrison said he did not want it in “anyone’s mind that it replaces the principle tool, which is the lockdown”. “It’s not a substitute for a lockdown. And you need to weigh up the effectiveness of that with the disruption to the broader vaccine program that could set other states and territories back some way in meeting their vaccination targets,“ he said. “We need to get the whole country vaccinated. Those going through lockdowns, that‘s the principle way by which we’re able to bring the Delta variant under control in those cities.” |
White noise. The state Premiers are deciding when to lockdown regions and borders.
Two jobs, Scotty. |
Originally Posted by lc_461
(Post 11084579)
Was it not previously reported that it was QF Link flight attendant? Exposure sites BNE/LRE QF flights? Or unrelated case?
I think she is the QLink because there been some Qlink flights removed prior to him crossing in to QLD |
This is the story behind the QLink F/A. She is going to have some explaining to her Managers and will be lucky to keep her job.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-...case/100321164 |
Why would you fly into Ballina? The fares are generally more expensive!
Surely they would not be attempting to avoid the authorities at Brisbane Airport? := |
My apologies. Newscorpse wrong again. This is what they said. Replace Virgin Flight Attendant with Qantas Flight Attendant and that solves that one.
A NSW who allegedly entered the sunny state, allegedly illegally, has been identified as the source of infection for a Virgin flight attendant who later tested positive for Covid-19. The man flew from Sydney to Ballina on July 14, where he was picked up from Ballina airport in NSW by a Virgin flight attendant. |
Originally Posted by PoppaJo
(Post 11084608)
My apologies. Newscorpse wrong again. This is what they said. Replace Virgin Flight Attendant with Qantas Flight Attendant and that solves that one.
A NSW who allegedly entered the sunny state, allegedly illegally, has been identified as the source of infection for a Virgin flight attendant who later tested positive for Covid-19. The man flew from Sydney to Ballina on July 14, where he was picked up from Ballina airport in NSW by a Virgin flight attendant. “He was then collected from Ballina airport by the flight attendant that we reported positive in Queensland on Friday”. That’s the QLINK F/A. If she knew he was supposed to be in isolation in NSW and knowingly aided him in avoiding police at Brisbane airport then, should she be charged and convicted, that would be the end of her ASIC and flying career. It may explain why she took a week after becoming symptomatic to get tested. She has potentially put at the risk the careers and livelihoods of hundreds of Queensland based colleagues, not to mention the health of all Queenslanders. It’s hard to find much sympathy, assuming of course that things have both transpired as reported and she knew he was supposed to be isolating in Sydney. |
Originally Posted by DirectAnywhere
(Post 11084612)
That’s not the case according to the direct quotes from Steven Miles.
“He was then collected from Ballina airport by the flight attendant that we reported positive in Queensland on Friday”. That’s the QLINK F/A. If she knew he was supposed to be in isolation in NSW and knowingly aided him in avoiding police at Brisbane airport then, should she be charged and convicted, that would be the end of her ASIC and flying career. It may explain why she took a week after becoming symptomatic to get tested. She has potentially put at the risk the careers and livelihoods of hundreds of Queensland based colleagues, not to mention the health of all Queenslanders. It’s hard to find much sympathy, assuming of course that things have both transpired as reported and she knew he was supposed to be isolating in Sydney. |
Amazingly, they might have dodged a bullet given that he travelled on 12 July, 13 days ago and there don’t appear to have been any cases
linked to him apart from the F/A. Fingers crossed for a positive outcome for everyone’s sake. |
Originally Posted by DirectAnywhere
(Post 11084650)
Amazingly, they might have dodged a bullet given that he travelled on 12 July, 13 days ago and there don’t appear to have been any cases
linked to him apart from the F/A. Fingers crossed for a positive outcome for everyone’s sake. |
She then drove him back to Queensland, and health authorities believe he's responsible for infecting her with the Delta strain. |
Amazing that one person (the F/A in question) can bring so much fear to so many, such an outcome the generals of past wars would loved to have had!
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And I see the Tik Tok moron who was ‘predicting’ case numbers was at the protests. There really is no hope for NSW.. and aviation .
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Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084153)
I just got home from visiting my mother. On the way back home, I was delayed by a “convoy” of anti vax protest cars blocking a 3 lane, 70 Kph highway by driving at 20 kph in all lanes. Their cars were covered in anti vax slogans.. including my favourite ..5G kills.
With these morons around, we have no hope. |
Can we please change the title of the thread to Borders never to open . With the requirement for 3 monthly jabs, looking likely the novelty will wear off for most people leading to this groundhog day we are stuck in .
There is no solution only a delay in the inevitable. China will take over the world without destroying any infrastructure . |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084531)
I must not understand this Sydney lockdown properly. There is now a positive case that flew on a flight from Sydney to Ballina. ( amongst an ever increasing number of exposure sights).
Can someone explain to me, if you are in lockdown, why are you on a flight to Ballina?! For example "It is also considered a reasonable excuse to leave your home if you need to ... move ... between your different places of residence" Which means if you live in Epping and have a holiday home in Yamba, it's OK to move between them: you don't have to choose and stick with one or the other. Also "Businesses providing essential products and services that can be open include grocery stores including butchers, bakeries, fruit and vegetable, seafood other food or drink retailers that predominantly sell or display food or drinks kiosks and other small food and drink premises banks and financial institutions hardware, building supplies landscaping material supplies agricultural and rural supplies shops that, in the normal course of business, operate as or sell and display pet supplies newsagents office supplies liquor stores post offices garden centres and plant nurseries vehicle hire premises, not including the premises at which vehicles are sold; shops that predominantly carry out repairs of mobile phones laundromats and drycleaners." For contrast, none of those retail businesses were open in NZ during our "Level 4" lockdown. The only ones allowed to open were supermarkets, pharmacies and service stations. If you wanted meat or vegetables, you had to buy what the supermarket was offering, the specialty shops were shut. And IMO, that's the problem with NSW at the moment, "It is also considered a reasonable excuse to leave your home if you need to ... move ... between your different places of residence" "It is also considered a reasonable excuse to leave your home if you need to ... move ... between your different places of residence" |
Originally Posted by Gnadenburg
(Post 11084949)
I thought you explained you were living remotely, hence your reluctance to rush vaccination?
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And IMO, that's the problem with NSW at the moment, That worked with the earlier strains of Covid as in the Northern Beaches. Everyone was lauding the "Gold Standard" of NSW, localised containment while keeping the State open. But the Delta strain has a different play book. We are ALL learning as time goes on. We just need the Richard Craniums out there to follow the advice of the CMOs. . |
Originally Posted by 601
(Post 11084964)
And that is the reason that the NSW Govt tried to keep the economy ticking over in previous breakouts, unlike Vic with a full lockdown.
That worked with the earlier strains of Covid as in the Northern Beaches. Everyone was lauding the "Gold Standard" of NSW, localised containment while keeping the State open. |
Originally Posted by 601
(Post 11084964)
And that is the reason that the NSW Govt tried to keep the economy ticking over in previous breakouts, unlike Vic with a full lockdown.
That worked with the earlier strains of Covid as in the Northern Beaches. Everyone was lauding the "Gold Standard" of NSW, localised containment while keeping the State open. But the Delta strain has a different play book. We are ALL learning as time goes on. We just need the Richard Craniums out there to follow the advice of the CMOs. . |
Originally Posted by 601
(Post 11084964)
We just need the Richard Craniums out there to follow the advice of the CMOs.
There's absolutely zero consensus among these so-called 'experts' that we're being implored to listen to, and that's a massive problem, not only for the Government and their vaccination message, but Australia as a whole, because apart from having a marketing guru swan off to Hawaii in the middle of a crisis, we're now a half-dozen individual nations each with their own definitions, rules, standards and procedures to gain entry. Consider Gladys' request for some states to give up a portion of their vaccines to allow NSW to get more vaccinations going - which state said "Sure, here's some of ours!" McGowan said "Get stuffed, it's allocated on aper capita basis and you're not having ours", Anna-Stayaway said similar. Guess NSW should have been enforcing international arrivals and air-freight throughput as a function of their percentage of Australian's too, rather than taking, at times, 2/3rds of international arrivals and (I think I read - happy to be corrected) 75% of all incoming airfreight. |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11084960)
ummm.. not me. I’m fully vaxed. Think you are confusing me with someone else.
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Originally Posted by KRviator
(Post 11084977)
Consider Gladys' request for some states to give up a portion of their vaccines to allow NSW to get more vaccinations going - which state said "Sure, here's some of ours!" McGowan said "Get stuffed, it's allocated on aper capita basis and you're not having ours", Anna-Stayaway said similar.
Speaking to radio hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O, Berejiklian was asked about the idea that Victoria – at that point in a lockdown with both Kappa and Delta variants circulating – might want some of “our” doses. “No, they can’t,” she says. “Why does everyone look to us to save their own stupid decisions?” Sandilands asks. “I can’t comment on that,” Berejiklian sighs, as if she would very much like to. And just so everyone can see it for real, the relevant footage starts at 2:30 in. Also great to hear is the smuggest talk right after about how NSW people “are doing the right thing”......:yuk: Guess NSW should have been enforcing international arrivals and air-freight throughput as a function of their percentage of Australian's too, rather than taking, at times, 2/3rds of international arrivals and (I think I read - happy to be corrected) 75% of all incoming airfreight. NSW and WA are about 50% higher than SA and Qld, with Victoria in 6th. |
Originally Posted by Xeptu
(Post 11084974)
Errr! No, The only people that was lauding NSW as the Gold Standard was NSW. Our states medical professionals which were helping out in Vic at the time thought NSW was reckless and predicted to fall, it just took a bit longer than expected that's all.
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Originally Posted by dr dre
(Post 11084997)
Someone did say get stuffed to a vaccine request, it was.......
Speaking to radio hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O, Berejiklian was asked about the idea that Victoria – at that point in a lockdown with both Kappa and Delta variants circulating – might want some of “our” doses. “No, they can’t,” she says. “Why does everyone look to us to save their own stupid decisions?” Sandilands asks. “I can’t comment on that,” Berejiklian sighs, as if she would very much like to. |
The problem is a lack of Pfizer and yet…
The Health Ministry will destroy at least 800,000 expiring coronavirus vaccine doses if no buyers are found for them in the next two weeks, according to a report Monday. The doses of the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccines, set to expire at the end of July, are worth hundreds of millions of dollars, according to the Kan public broadcaster. Israel’s search for a taker for the shots come as many countries are expanding their vaccination drives to combat the fast-spreading Delta variant of the coronavirus, which has sent case numbers in some places soaring. Israel has some 1.4 million shots that will expire at the end of July, but hopes to use 600,000 of them to vaccinate 300,000 teens ages 12 to 15 by then, Kan reported, without attributing the information to a source. Israel is reportedly in talks with several countries to either purchase the vaccines, or take them in exchange for vaccines they had been set to receive later, which will instead go to Israel. The report did not name the countries. https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel...ovid-vaccines/ |
NT government is now telling any Territorian that is currently in NSW to come home now. I can hear a full border closure coming.
In other news, I see that some experts are saying the Sydney lockdown might have to go on until Christmas. When are people going to realise that.. stay at home… means STAY AT HOME!!! |
PM is doing no favors either he said on the 23rd that lockdowns will be the primary means of controlling covid even with high vaccination rates. Premiers May control the states, he still controls the international border.
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