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Australia COVID: Reopening, resistance and the long tail of zero COVID

Australia COVID: Reopening, resistance and the long tail of zero COVID
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COVID kids: How our youngest are experiencing the coronavirus pandemic

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Massive spend papers over cracks in rickety economy

Massive spend papers over cracks in rickety economy We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 17, 2021 — 12.10am Save Normal text size Credit:Fairfax Media It seems that Shane Wright has been drinking the Kool-Aid left behind by Mathias “debt and deficit disaster” Cormann (“An ocean of debt”, May 15-16). The economy has not “bounced back” after COVID-19, as some suggest. Rather, it has been dragged into better shape by massive government spending – but it is still far from healthy. Even the current Treasurer has acknowledged that “the best way to fix the budget is to fix the economy”. Full employment and price stability must always be our goals. Budget surpluses or deficits are simply a record of whether the private sector or the government has had to do the heavy lifting. -

Coronavirus: Experts call for quarantine sites to be moved out of cities as Victorian COVID-19 cluster grows

Mr Morrison said on Friday that moving hotel quarantine to regional areas would only create “another set of risks. You’ve got transfer risks. You’ve got a workforce that you have to have in place in those situations. You’re further away from major, big hospitals.” But Professor Toole said the federal government should consider building regional quarantine facilities, and Victorian locations could include Avalon Airport, Ballarat and Bendigo. He warned this would be a time-consuming and expensive exercise. “We’re not China, we can’t build these things in three days, it takes months.” In the meantime, he said, the priority should be on improving hotel quarantine. He urged authorities to engage with occupational hygienists and ventilation engineers to better understand how air moved in hotels, and said daily COVID-19 tests should also be considered for guests. Guests are currently tested on day three and day 11 of their 14-day stay.

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