That's not too bad. Shame it hasn't worked.
It was always going to struggle, many people don't trust Governments with the security of personal data. It's been shown many times throughout the world how how hackers can easily access it
That's not too bad. Shame it hasn't worked.
To be fair it looks to be many trucks.
Melbourne has nothing to apologise for - we've just been unlucky
The fight at hand to stem community transmission must take priority over temptations to attribute blame.www.theage.com.au
mistakes have clearly been made here, but other states are now reluctant to take overseas arrivals- they obviously know how easy it is for mistakes to happen.The '*smile* just happened' angle, straight from Idiocracy. We did plenty wrong and got punished.
mistakes have clearly been made here, but other states are now reluctant to take overseas arrivals- they obviously know how easy it is for mistakes to happen.
Its an interesting scenario, assuming no vaccine in the near future....
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My concern (and I've raised it on here) is what is our plan if Plan A (vaccine) does not occur. I don't know of the numbers but I would take a guess that by the end of the year, it could be as much funding would have gone into Covid-19 vaccines / treatments as would normally be given to a disease in 4-5 years. I'd almost be thinking if we don't have a vaccine by the end of the year, it is probably highly likely it may never be coming. Kids will have already had to learn from home for 2 terms (assuming learning from home comes back), and my question is what if this happens again next year with Covid, do we surrender another 6 months of learning? We could end up pushing a lot of kids way back to a point where it is very difficult to recover their learning from.
Its a tough call, but for me, if no vaccine by the end of the year we need to determine what life with an unvaccinated Covid looks like and that might need to include at what level are deaths acceptable as we do with a lot of other diseases.
As I have previously posted the testing should be mandatory.Start with the 30% test refusal by returned travellers compared with 2% in Sydney.
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The '*smile* just happened' angle, straight from Idiocracy. We did plenty wrong and got punished.
yourself.
Start with the 30% test refusal by returned travellers compared with 2% in Sydney.
Victoria *smile* up. If we can't admit that much, how can we expect to do better this time around?
Maybe we should pray to the great god of coronavirus to deliver us.
280 odd new positives in Vic last 24 hours, from 37000 odd tests.
Need to adopt the Trump model, less tests = less positives.
No idea, just what I heard on the radio. Imagine it will be two weeks or so before we see a drop off from latest lock down, if that's the accepted incubation period. We are in the *smile* though.They would not have got the results of those 37,0000 tests in 24 hours, surely there will be a lag in those results?
We actually did not do that much different from other states so the article does make some kind of sense and the author is an epidemiologist.