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might be able to still go to Shanghai 
Auld will have a fixturing nightmare on his hands if the SA & WA governments don't relax/lift the border restrictions.
Think they said they were going to try and announce Round 6 & 7 after the conclusion of Round 2.
Auld will have a fixturing nightmare on his hands if the SA & WA governments don't relax/lift the border restrictions.
Think they said they were going to try and announce Round 6 & 7 after the conclusion of Round 2.
allowing 4,000 + in Adelaide
soon having a travel "bubble" including Tassie , ACT , NT & WA
Singapore & NZ on the horizon
given up trying to understand it all
shopping mall must have 1000+ signs explaining social distancing , maybe people just can't read anymore ?
they even have diagrams on how far to stay apart , but still too difficult for people to comprehend or understand
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soon having a travel "bubble" including Tassie , ACT , NT & WA
Singapore & NZ on the horizon
given up trying to understand it all
shopping mall must have 1000+ signs explaining social distancing , maybe people just can't read anymore ?
they even have diagrams on how far to stay apart , but still too difficult for people to comprehend or understand
staggering
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was reading some stats yesterday from {health.gov.au,]and if i have understood the graph correctly infection rates from citizens tested, under 0.5 percent infection rate, and of those testing positive 98% are mild cases. Now the NRL played 2 weeks during the start of this, did any player test positive to the deadly corona.? if this 14 day isolation is still going on in 6 weeks time, the country will have far more serious problems that not watching football.
I think it is all part of a secret plan to form a new country ?
sounds like 90% of the state is going camping for the long weekend so curious to see what happens if there is a sudden spike in cases , if not then open everything back up and try and get back to normality.
if we are allowed to march in protest then we should be able to attend the footy.
It seems though they are waiting for 1-2 months of consecutive cases before reopening.
Surely we must be at the stage now if people contract the virus they are isolated or hospitalised depending on the severity.
Expect people will only get more and more impatient quicker and quicker.
sounds like 90% of the state is going camping for the long weekend so curious to see what happens if there is a sudden spike in cases , if not then open everything back up and try and get back to normality.
if we are allowed to march in protest then we should be able to attend the footy.
It seems though they are waiting for 1-2 months of consecutive cases before reopening.
Surely we must be at the stage now if people contract the virus they are isolated or hospitalised depending on the severity.
Expect people will only get more and more impatient quicker and quicker.
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I am a NZer who appreciates AFL. Very rare I know. We have now had 14 consecutive days of no new or potentially new cases. This is a much more rigid standard than AUS. We have had 21 deaths and currently have one existing case. The biggest problem stopping us getting clear is the proximity of community action; e.g. people during the BLM protests. I can understand our govt being reluctant to open the border given the deprivations we have been through.
I personally do not want to go back to lockdown because of precipitous close proximity; be it at the footy or at a legitimate protest. Govts sometimes exhibit double standards. - protests but no crowds at footy. I'd rather accept two more more weeks of lockdown and some crowd free footy. rather than risk the gains we have made.
I personally do not want to go back to lockdown because of precipitous close proximity; be it at the footy or at a legitimate protest. Govts sometimes exhibit double standards. - protests but no crowds at footy. I'd rather accept two more more weeks of lockdown and some crowd free footy. rather than risk the gains we have made.
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