Politics Which state/territory will be the next to reopen their borders?

Which state/territory will remove their border restrictions first?


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I did in my first paragraph.

Perth have returning travellers (like every other city) but the numbers are a drop in the pool compared to those flying into Sydney and Melbourne (you know, the two Australian cities relevant on an international scale).

This blather doesn't change the fact that all of WA's currently active cases are travellers or residents returning, or travelling, from overseas/interstate and appropriately quarantining (an arrangement the Federal Government is actively supporting litigation to stop WRT interstate travellers.)

And you still haven't confirmed what - in your belief - we should be doing with these people instead?
 
This blather doesn't change the fact that all of WA's currently active cases are travellers or residents returning, or travelling, from overseas/interstate and appropriately quarantining (an arrangement the Federal Government is actively supporting litigation to stop WRT interstate travellers.)

And you still haven't confirmed what - in your belief - we should be doing with these people instead?

Same as SA, NT, ACT, Tasmania and Queensland...
 

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Where do the travellers come from ?.

Perth gets a lot from Europe & Asia.

Sydney & Melbourne would get a good amount from the Pacific Region.

Brisbane would get large amounts of returning travellers like Perth do.

Still, nowhere near the scale of our international cities, Sydney and Melbourne.
 
So the fat prick couldn't even deign to do his own paperwork?


Clive Palmer didn’t apply for an exemption to WA’s border closure, WA Attorney-General John Quigley has revealed as he heaped pressure on the mining magnate to end his High Court challenge.

In another twist in the hard border saga, The West Australian obtained three application forms to enter WA that were submitted in the name of Carlo Filingeri, the pilot of the billionaire’s private jet.

Bizarrely, Mr Filingeri listed his gender as “female” and Mr Palmer as his “husband” under the next of kin section of one form, which was received by WA Police in May ahead of a planned trip to Perth.

In another form the pilot listed his “wife” as being Anna Palmer — who is actually married to the United Australia Party leader — and in the third listed Tiffany Bunn as his “partner”.

The only correctly completed form appears to have been submitted by Mr Palmer’s daughter, Emily.
 
Community transmission is still an issue in WA.
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Palmer doesn't have a leg to stand on.
 
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