The cycle of new variant is getting faster , Pfizer saying 100 days to make booster , oil has gained %50 of its losses , futures back up in states . Borders will be closed just in time to reopen . Whiplash will be only concern .
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Originally Posted by Torukmacto
(Post 11148506)
The cycle of new variant is getting faster , Pfizer saying 100 days to make booster , oil has gained %50 of its losses , futures back up in states . Borders will be closed just in time to reopen . Whiplash will be only concern .
however I heard an interview this morning with the South African doctor who was the first to find this new strain. She seemed not to be overly concerned as it appears that while it is more infectious, the symptoms are mild with no hospitalisations. So far of course and we will need another two or three weeks to confirm. But the sharemarkets are bouncing off their days low quite convincingly. I have bought in. So fingers crossed this will be a storm in a Petri dish. |
as its quite apparent already the borders are slamming shut and travel will stop. Israel has gone hard but they always do. Australia’s international border is OPEN. “We can start SHIPPING in one hundred days” is what he actually said. |
dr dre, thanks but that’s a study of those who had the jab, 43 and I were on about those that hadn’t
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however I heard an interview this morning with the South African doctor who was the first to find this new strain. She seemed not to be overly concerned as it appears that while it is more infectious, the symptoms are mild with no hospitalisations. So far of course and we will need another two or three weeks to confirm. |
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Nu’ is too easily confounded with ‘new,’ and ‘Xi’ was not used because it is a common last name, |
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As predicted, all borders never to open , still can’t go to many places in Australia. Will not get to WA until the masses form a civil war at the border .
we’re mostly 90% vaxed and there is really no concessions. |
Foxxster, the people in "little" Australia couldn't give a stuff about the NHS, so he lost me in the first ten seconds and went downhill from there. A mocking tone of voice when talking dangerous nonsense really isn't the way to change anyone's opinions.
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As predicted, all borders never to open , still can’t go to many places in Australia. Will not get to WA until the masses form a civil war at the border . we’re mostly 90% vaxed and there is really no concessions. We can travel overseas without an exemption. Australians can return with a 72 hour isolation. Only WA and QLD are holding up the border freedoms. |
Originally Posted by Icarus2001
(Post 11149244)
Australian border is open.
We can travel overseas without an exemption. Australians can return with a 72 hour isolation. Only WA and QLD are holding up the border freedoms. |
Originally Posted by StudentInDebt
(Post 11149497)
Strange that some people always single out WA and QLD and ignore SA, TAS and NT, all of which have restrictions on international arrivals in excess of 72 hours. I wonder why that is?
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Originally Posted by itsnotthatbloodyhard
(Post 11149536)
Because WA and QLD have the most obnoxious premiers.
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Reports on the radio just now that Jetstar have cancelled all flights to WA until the end of January. Looking at the Jetstar web site, it appears to be true.
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Originally Posted by nonsense
(Post 11149197)
Foxxster, the people in "little" Australia couldn't give a stuff about the NHS, so he lost me in the first ten seconds and went downhill from there. A mocking tone of voice when talking dangerous nonsense really isn't the way to change anyone's opinions.
I think pointing out abject hypocrisy is always welcome. And deserves mocking. As for dangerous nonsense.. ???? |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11149573)
Reports on the radio just now that Jetstar have cancelled all flights to WA until the end of January. Looking at the Jetstar web site, it appears to be true.
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Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11149606)
Good! I hated going there.
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Looks as if WA is intending to open up next year and throw some money behind it:
The package focuses on international education, airlines, tourism and sourcing skilled labour. It includes $65 million for re-establishing pre-COVID flight routes to Perth and securing new direct routes to Perth from countries such as Germany, India, China and Vietnam. There will also be $10 million for more intrastate flights. WA government to spend $185 million in effort to lure students, tourists, workers back when borders open |
This is a good article about vaccines and other treatments in general and with relation to the new variant.
https://www.investors.com/news/techn...id-shots-fail/ |
WA will have to throw a tonne of money to get anyone other than family to visit over there now. WA border antics are all forgotten over here in the sense no one seems to care about it MM has not had any air time for months other than what’s related to the Ashes and even that was a 10 second headline, SCG or MCG are happy about this I would think.
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Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11150030)
WA will have to throw a tonne of money to get anyone other than family to visit over there now. WA border antics are all forgotten over here in the sense no one seems to care about it MM has not had any air time for months other than what’s related to the Ashes and even that was a 10 second headline, SCG or MCG are happy about this I would think.
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Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11150030)
WA will have to throw a tonne of money to get anyone other than family to visit over there now. WA border antics are all forgotten over here in the sense no one seems to care about it MM has not had any air time for months other than what’s related to the Ashes and even that was a 10 second headline, SCG or MCG are happy about this I would think.
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Well they will have to dig double the amount to make up for the tourist dollar they’re loosing out on.
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Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11150123)
Well they will have to dig double the amount to make up for the tourist dollar they’re loosing out on.
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Yep, start today and finish by morning tea tomorrow. There’s your annual domestic tourist dollar equivalent done! Look at the distribution of where tourist dollars get s p r e a d around the state versus mining income. |
But you need a buyer
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Remember, it’s only worth what the buyer is willing to pay and it won’t last forever.
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Well,well. NSW, Vic and ACT residents now need to test on arrival to SA
Queensland mandates all people from Adelaide need to isolate for 14 days. so much for open borders. Who is next. And internationally. All international arrivals to the UK will again have to take pre-departure Covid tests in a bid to tackle the Omicron variant, the health secretary has confirmed. All travellers, regardless of vaccination status, who are visiting England, Scotland and Wales, or returning home after a holiday will be required to take either a pre-departure lateral flow or PCR test under the new restrictions. |
Why get vaccinated is the real question. They can jam the booster shot where the sun don’t shine if they mandate it!
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Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11151430)
Why get vaccinated is the real question. They can jam the booster shot where the sun don’t shine if they mandate it!
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Well,well. NSW, Vic and ACT residents now need to test on arrival to SA Queensland mandates all people from Adelaide need to isolate for 14 days. so much for open borders. Who is next. |
Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11151430)
Why get vaccinated is the real question. They can jam the booster shot where the sun don’t shine if they mandate it!
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If borders keep closing there will be no job. O
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Originally Posted by Potsie Weber
(Post 11150117)
Pure holiday visitors to WA from interstate pre-COVID were about 400k average per year (2016-2019) spending around $675m per year. They pull that much worth out of the ground every 1.2 days.
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Well they will have to dig double the amount to make up for the tourist dollar they’re loosing out on. Mc Gowan will have to watch out next year as he could get wedged politically between the all important 'Health Advice' and the economy. You obviously dont appreciate the impact that border closures have on families that live interstate. |
Originally Posted by neville_nobody
(Post 11151940)
Assuming they can find someone to dig it. Not to mention all the other industries to can't afford to pay $150K+ to attract workers.
Mc Gowan will have to watch out next year as he could get wedged politically between the all important 'Health Advice' and the economy. From what I have read this is also impacting on people's decision to move to WA for work. People's mindset has changed since Covid. As to a stated opening date, 90% 12+, it could be sooner than stated. Currently 88% first dose (remember how a lot of people said West Aussies were too complacent and wouldn’t even get 80%?), 90% comes in about 8 days. Then 4-5 weeks to dose 2, so could be Jan 10-20th potentially. May get that Ashes test squeezed in at the last moment. If they delay it then reopening is just a week or two later, hardly noticeable over a 2 year pandemic. |
Pretty sure CA had moved on from having the Ashes in Perth, SCG and MCG and Canberra are in contention
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Originally Posted by dr dre
(Post 11151947)
If they delay it then reopening is just a week or two later, hardly noticeable over a 2 year pandemic.
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More dumb meaningless rules out of this backwater state. She wants to test those dirty folks from down south on Day 5. Meanwhile IF they are positive they have been roaming around our good state for nearly a week now? Pointless.
Testing 3-4 thousand people a day in Cairns? Geez that will break the non existent testing services up here. Haven’t crunched the Goldy numbers yet. Stupid. Dumb. What more should I expect. We will fine the living daylights out of you should you not comply. Save yourself the hassle our good friends down south, don’t come here. |
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