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Unvaccinated Victorians could be refused entry into major events - including AFL, NRL, the Boxing Day Test against England and even the Melbourne Cup - as the state tries to avoid future lockdowns.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has suggested giving fully vaccinated people in the state greater freedoms but there is one major catch before he even considers the move.
Premier Daniel Andrews argued if the Australian vaccine rollout was on track, then an "informed discussion" could be had once more Australians were vaccinated.
"It (the vaccine) will be here September, October, November, then I think we can have an informed discussions and say: 'Right, we're at X per cent ... here's all the benefits that might flow from that," Mr Andrews said on Tuesday.
"Once we've got many, many more people with the jab, we can then have a discussion about what that might mean for them, freedom of movement, changes that deal with some of the risks we face."
SkyNews
originally posted by: robsmith
a reply to: carewemustThankyou for the advice, all good.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: robsmith
Please put the name of the country you're talking about in the title. That would help your global ATS family. Thanks!
originally posted by: BrokenCircles
a reply to: pronto
lol calm down.
It didn't say that until after he made the suggestion.
originally posted by: BrokenCircles
a reply to: robsmith
Here's an article from July 21, on SkyNews, that says ,"Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has suggested giving fully vaccinated people in the state greater freedoms..."
Unvaccinated Victorians could be refused entry into major events - including AFL, NRL, the Boxing Day Test against England and even the Melbourne Cup - as the state tries to avoid future lockdowns.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has suggested giving fully vaccinated people in the state greater freedoms but there is one major catch before he even considers the move.
Premier Daniel Andrews argued if the Australian vaccine rollout was on track, then an "informed discussion" could be had once more Australians were vaccinated.
"It (the vaccine) will be here September, October, November, then I think we can have an informed discussions and say: 'Right, we're at X per cent ... here's all the benefits that might flow from that," Mr Andrews said on Tuesday.
"Once we've got many, many more people with the jab, we can then have a discussion about what that might mean for them, freedom of movement, changes that deal with some of the risks we face."
SkyNews
originally posted by: robsmith
a reply to: prontoCare we must was right, I neglected to state the state and country.
originally posted by: crayzeed
As I put in another thread the detail is in the deaths, or lack of it.
The people running Australia have got to be totally bonkers. Figures.
Australia has a population of about 26 billion. As of yesterday out of that total there are 2,437 infected, That's very low. Now out of 2,437 infected there have been 2 deaths. Now THAT is very, very low.
If the virus is that deadly you would expect death figures to be in the hundreds, but it's not. So why all the fear mongering among the politicians, it's the same in the US and the UK, infections, infections, infections.
No matter where you look in the world the infection rate is high (as the media like to keep ramming down our throats) but the death toll is very low.