Qantas CEO calls for "national framework" on domestic border
Obviously he has a vested interest, but I could not agree more. There is absolutely no reason why there can’t be free travel between the likes of WA/SA/Qld/NT/Tasmania. When the goal posts were moved from ‘flattening the curve’ to ‘elimination’ by the state premiers, we became hostages to their political whims, and desires for re-election. |
When 95% of the WA population support a hard border, why would they change it.
QLD today had a case from an as yet unknown source |
Victoria had a miracle today with just under 2300 active cases getting better!
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The States will drop their borders the second they have to actually start paying for the consequences.
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They must have all had garlic bread with dinner, the PPRUNE miracle cure!
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Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE
(Post 10865653)
They must have all had garlic bread with dinner, the PPRUNE miracle cure!
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Not even AJ announcing 2.7 bill loss rings any bells in these premiers about opening borders. Couldn't give any horse droppings about it.
Then the SA premier wouldn't allow 2 age workers to cross the Vic/SA border to do work at an age care centre, though it certainly ok to bring in 200 students from Singapore overnight. |
Shortage of Doctors in Tasmania. They can't get across the border restrictions...:ugh:
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The rumour is if nothing changes in a couple of months they will shut shop completely and let the feds figure out this mess. There’s only so far you can go...
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All for 11 people in hospital outside Victoria, pretty sad really
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The best thing everyone can do is simply vote out these delusional Labor clowns.
Starting this Saturday with the fool who wants to close down his state for 18 months. Based on what ****** evidence! Get rid of him. |
Aviation and tourism aside- More serious problems are starting to rise due to these borders being closed. Farmers expecting a massive haul due to coming out of a drought which they dearly need. Normally contractors from VIC and NSW would venture north to QLD for the harvest and work their way down back to VIC as it starts later further south.Even with VIC border closed NSW faces the same issue due to lack of labor and the machinery required. Then there is our NZ brothers/sisters that come across and earn their seasonal money, we do not have enough shearers in NSW/VIC for the upcoming spring work another serious issue rising, wonder if PETA will get involved in that!
Allan Joyce is 100% correct, there needs to be a national frame work on opening up. It still mind fu$ks me that we are all closed of to each other. We are currently doing 2 flights a day (QantasLink doing even more) to YBNA full loads 372 passengers a day from the supposed hot spot of Sydney, by QLD assumptions Ballina area should be a petri dish of Covid-19, guess one case makes it a hot spot. Border closures are having much more of an effect to our economy than the grounding of tourism. Unfortunately one premier is making it a political election campaign which I think will stick unless a Liberal government gets elected. |
That's the problem with your Federal/State constitution.
Is it time perhaps to get rid of state governments? And, yes, I am being serious |
Time for State Gov to be review for sure, we have local councils that really take care of the local work.
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Originally Posted by Chris2303
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That's the problem with your Federal/State constitution.
Is it time perhaps to get rid of state governments? And, yes, I am being serious The only thing in common is they all get a nice lifetime pension from our taxes & whilst holding their ministerial post they are all happy to tell us how hard they work & what a great job they do. 1 country,1 government,time to get rid of the rest,see how they like jobkeeper! |
Originally Posted by blubak
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There would be plenty of support for that,how many ministers do we have with the same title & all trying to do the same job without much success.
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Originally Posted by Chris2303
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That's the problem with your Federal/State constitution.
Is it time perhaps to get rid of state governments? And, yes, I am being serious |
Originally Posted by GaryGnu
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It's waaaaaaaaay past time for that. The borders debacle has just crystalised it further.
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Originally Posted by Turnleft080
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Not even AJ announcing 2.7 bill loss rings any bells in these premiers about opening borders. Couldn't give any horse droppings about it.
Then the SA premier wouldn't allow 2 age workers to cross the Vic/SA border to do work at an age care centre, though it certainly ok to bring in 200 students from Singapore overnight. Listened to Scomo speaking after nat cabinet meeting,more nothing,no decision,excuse excuse excuse,doesnt want to offend anyone,needs to man up! |
Blubak, I could not agree more. Sco Mo really needs to grow a set not worry about offending everyone and stop delivering speeches than mean nothing or making announcements that only cost more money.
He keeps banging on starting the economy he surely is not really helping to start the economy, his next election is about May 2022 plenty of time for him, QLD is next in October they’re playing the political covid card for that one. I guess we will see what QLD really think of the border closure in October. |
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