There's zero point vaccinating the general population at this point. We should vaccinate security/quarantine staff and health workers. Ship off all the other Vax to countries that need it, especially nearby neighbours
Corona virus, Port and the AFL. Part 3.
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There's zero point vaccinating the general population at this point. We should vaccinate security/quarantine staff and health workers. Ship off all the other Vax to countries that need it, especially nearby neighbours
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According to the ABC Wayville opened last Friday for frontline workers who are eligible for the Pfitzer jab. It is expected to open for AstraZeneca on May 10th.
According to Steven Marshall,
'This new clinic will allow us to give our frontline heroes access to the Pfizer vaccine sooner, and we are also very pleased to announce that we will open this facility up to eligible South Australians in Phase 2a from as soon as May 10.'
SA's first mass vaccination clinic opens
More South Australians are set to gain access to the COVID-19 vaccine, with the opening of the state's first mass vaccination clinic at the Adelaide
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As at 2 May 2021
So far, 2,254,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Australia.
Change from previous day: 19,000
Taking Australia's population as 25.8mill current % vaccinated = (2.25/25.8) x 100:
8.7% (previous day 8.7%) No significant change at 1st decimal point.
So far, 2,254,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Australia.
Change from previous day: 19,000
Taking Australia's population as 25.8mill current % vaccinated = (2.25/25.8) x 100:
8.7% (previous day 8.7%) No significant change at 1st decimal point.
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If you are over 50 you should go and get your AstraZeneca jabs says 54 year old Professor Nicola Spurrier who has just had her second Pfitzer jab. Hmmm alright for some.
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The Indian Premier League has been hit with a serious COVID-19 setback, with Kolkata Knight Riders bowler Varun Chakravarthy reportedly testing positive for the virus.
The report came from The Australian, which also reported that the seventh-placed side’s clash with Royal Challengers Bangalore (midnight tonight AEST) has also been postponed.
Two Australians - Pat Cummins and Ben Cuttings - play for Kolkata, and there are fears they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
The report came from The Australian, which also reported that the seventh-placed side’s clash with Royal Challengers Bangalore (midnight tonight AEST) has also been postponed.
Two Australians - Pat Cummins and Ben Cuttings - play for Kolkata, and there are fears they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Renowned human rights advocate and humanitarian Andrew "campaigner" Bolt goes into bat for stranded Aussies
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‘Ashamed’: ScoMo’s India ban slammed
Sky News host Andrew Bolt has declared he is “ashamed of Australia” over the threat of jail terms for Indian-Australians trying to return home slamming the Prime Minister’s decision as a bad call that “stinks of racism.”
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Yeah, I think the Australian cricketers are going to struggle to get home. The IPL should never have been played in India. Last year with a fraction of the infection the tournament was held in the UAE in September. The Indians got overconfident with crowds at the England games.
I have to agree with Morrison on this one. Smith, Cummins, Warner and co all chased the big dollars in the IPL despite the DFAT travel warnings. They have to suffer the consequences like another Australian abroad. As it stands only way they are going to get out is wait until May 15th then charter a private flight and enter quarantine when they arrive back in Australia. They will want to get out quick because Australia are scheduled to play the West Indies in mid June and even if they get out on May 15th it will be May 30th before their two weeks quarantine is up.
I can see Cricket Australia organising a charter flight for May 15th so these guys can play for Australia in June.
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Lol what a dickhead he isRenowned human rights advocate and humanitarian Andrew "campaigner" Bolt goes into bat for stranded Aussies
‘Ashamed’: ScoMo’s India ban slammed
Sky News host Andrew Bolt has declared he is “ashamed of Australia” over the threat of jail terms for Indian-Australians trying to return home slamming the Prime Minister’s decision as a bad call that “stinks of racism.”
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As at 3 May 2021
So far, 2,261,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Australia.
Change from previous day: 7,000
Taking Australia's population as 25.8mill current % vaccinated = (2.26/25.8) x 100:
8.8% (previous day 8.7%)
So far, 2,261,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Australia.
Change from previous day: 7,000
Taking Australia's population as 25.8mill current % vaccinated = (2.26/25.8) x 100:
8.8% (previous day 8.7%)
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Former Australian cricket opener and IPL commentator Michael Slater has accused Prime Minister Scott Morrison of having blood on his hands for banning citizens from returning home from India.
His overnight Twitter tirade came after news the Indian Premier League’s biosecurity bubble has been breached by multiple COVID-19 cases, including two teammates of Australia’s vice-captain Pat Cummins.
Kolkata Knight Riders were slated to face Royal Challengers Bangalore in Ahmedabad on Monday night, but that game has been postponed.
Kolkata’s Varun Chakravarthy and Sandeep Warrier have tested positive for COVID-19, but their teammates have returned negative tests so far.
Cummins and compatriot Ben Cutting are playing for the franchise, while Australian coach David Hussey is part of their support staff.
If the competition shuts down then Cummins and others among a group of almost 40 Australian players, coaches and officials will be stuck in no man’s land.
indaily.com.au
His overnight Twitter tirade came after news the Indian Premier League’s biosecurity bubble has been breached by multiple COVID-19 cases, including two teammates of Australia’s vice-captain Pat Cummins.
Kolkata Knight Riders were slated to face Royal Challengers Bangalore in Ahmedabad on Monday night, but that game has been postponed.
Kolkata’s Varun Chakravarthy and Sandeep Warrier have tested positive for COVID-19, but their teammates have returned negative tests so far.
Cummins and compatriot Ben Cutting are playing for the franchise, while Australian coach David Hussey is part of their support staff.
If the competition shuts down then Cummins and others among a group of almost 40 Australian players, coaches and officials will be stuck in no man’s land.
What we know today, Tuesday May 4 - InDaily
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has dismissed as “absurd” claims he has blood on his hands for banning Australian citizens from returning home from India as two IPL teammates of Australian cricket vice-captain Pat Cummins test positive to COVID-19.
indaily.com.au
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Surprisingly, suicide has become rarer during the pandemic
Financial support from governments may have reduced one potential cause of despair
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The Chinese are blocking my access to the economist. Any chance of some cut and paste? screenshot?Surprisingly, suicide has become rarer during the pandemic
Financial support from governments may have reduced one potential cause of despairwww.economist.com
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While I can see the argument about allowing those in India to come home to Australia, and yes it sucks on a number of levels, I can also see the rationale for blocking their return right at this time. Until there's more data on what's going on over there, we need to keep our quarantine intact.
We've got family and friends in UK and Canada and it's a sobering experience talking to them about what they're going through. There's no doubt that we've had it easy here in SA and I feel like we (general public) have become a bit complacent to the impact of this virus.
We've got family and friends in UK and Canada and it's a sobering experience talking to them about what they're going through. There's no doubt that we've had it easy here in SA and I feel like we (general public) have become a bit complacent to the impact of this virus.
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Bolt: “The truth is that many went back to do the kind of things we’d expect from people with good hearts – to help a sick or bereaved parent, or introduce a baby to their grandparents, or go to a funeral or get married.”
The first thing you can definitely understand, the second one less so, but okay. How about don't have a wedding in the middle of a pandemic in the worst hit country in the world though? Is that too much to ask? Am I wrong?
The first thing you can definitely understand, the second one less so, but okay. How about don't have a wedding in the middle of a pandemic in the worst hit country in the world though? Is that too much to ask? Am I wrong?
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Surprisingly, suicide has become rarer during the pandemic
Financial support from governments may have reduced one potential cause of despair
Period analyised is from April to July 2020. The economic and social impact of shut downs would barely be emerging after 4 months. I would be more comfortable with their conclusion if it included data from the last 6 months.
chiwigi
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This is not even the latest that says the same.
There are sociological ones saying so as well.
The stressors causing suicide were reduced, particularly financial stress and that of having to keep up.
Basically if you want to lower suicide the capitalist grind and low wages need to be alleviated.
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Former Australian cricket opener and IPL commentator Michael Slater has accused Prime Minister Scott Morrison of having blood on his hands for banning citizens from returning home from India.
His overnight Twitter tirade came after news the Indian Premier League’s biosecurity bubble has been breached by multiple COVID-19 cases, including two teammates of Australia’s vice-captain Pat Cummins.
Kolkata Knight Riders were slated to face Royal Challengers Bangalore in Ahmedabad on Monday night, but that game has been postponed.
Kolkata’s Varun Chakravarthy and Sandeep Warrier have tested positive for COVID-19, but their teammates have returned negative tests so far.
Cummins and compatriot Ben Cutting are playing for the franchise, while Australian coach David Hussey is part of their support staff.
If the competition shuts down then Cummins and others among a group of almost 40 Australian players, coaches and officials will be stuck in no man’s land.
What we know today, Tuesday May 4 - InDaily
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has dismissed as “absurd” claims he has blood on his hands for banning Australian citizens from returning home from India as two IPL teammates of Australian cricket vice-captain Pat Cummins test positive to COVID-19.
Rich cricketers chose to go to risky continent to get richer.
* them and * Michael Slater.
Far more deserving people who are genuinely stuck and have been for months deserve our help and certainly our sympathy more.
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Michael Im stuck in the Maldives Slater
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I never have imagined Bolt having any kind of a heart
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I've changed tack a bit to present data relative to completion of both doses:
As at 4 May 2021:
So far, 2,317,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Australia.
Change from previous day: 56,000
Australia's population is about 25.8mill, requiring about 51.6mill doses for completion of the dual dose program.
Current % to completion:
(2.32/51.6) x 100 = 4.5%
At this point dominated by 1st dose data.
At 2 May 2021 there were:
4.7mill doses
supplied from all sources
(AZ(CSL)/Australia, AZ/OS, Pfizer).
We have consumed about 2.3mill of these doses (see above). So about 2.4mill doses remain in the country, plus any doses manufactured since 2 May 2021.
In the 2 weeks previous to 2 May 2021 about 1.5mill doses have become available.
In the 1 week previous to 2 May 2021 about 900,000 doses have become available.
As at 4 May 2021:
So far, 2,317,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Australia.
Change from previous day: 56,000
Australia's population is about 25.8mill, requiring about 51.6mill doses for completion of the dual dose program.
Current % to completion:
(2.32/51.6) x 100 = 4.5%
At this point dominated by 1st dose data.
At 2 May 2021 there were:
4.7mill doses
supplied from all sources
(AZ(CSL)/Australia, AZ/OS, Pfizer).
We have consumed about 2.3mill of these doses (see above). So about 2.4mill doses remain in the country, plus any doses manufactured since 2 May 2021.
In the 2 weeks previous to 2 May 2021 about 1.5mill doses have become available.
In the 1 week previous to 2 May 2021 about 900,000 doses have become available.
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Minimise the concern of this disease at your peril
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