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Morning mail: vaccine tensions rise, Bill Cosby released, Donald Rumsfeld dead

Morning mail: vaccine tensions rise, Bill Cosby released, Donald Rumsfeld dead
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the message is that australia is a sad cruel sadistic country

scomocrap In regard to the family of Biloela refugees the politicians throw at us that "letting them live in Australia would give the wrong message." The only wrong message we get is that Australia is a country of cruel sadistic sociopathic

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If you think Australia making an example of a sick three-year-old is an exception, think again This is what we do | Katharine Murphy

The Biloela family are just the latest unwilling participants trapped in Australia’s ongoing theatre of cruelty

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Morning mail: Melbourne mystery Covid case, plundering the Pacific, the return of Crowded House

<strong>Monday</strong>: Concern after Victorian healthcare worker in aged care tests positive. Plus: the Guardian investigates the projects taking a toll on Pacific island nations

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Why are some countries seeing more COVID-19 cases among children?

Why are some countries seeing more COVID-19 cases among children? The perceived wisdom has been that the virus does not affect children as severely, but case numbers in Brazil, Indonesia and India suggest otherwise By Melissa Davey / The Guardian Brazil’s leading epidemiologist is seeing symptoms of COVID-19 in children that starkly contrast with the message that has been relayed globally throughout the pandemic: That children do not appear to be affected severely by the virus. Severe muscle aches, diarrhea, coughing, abdominal pain and hospitalization all of these are happening to children with COVID-19 in Brazil, said Fatima Marinho, director of noncommunicable diseases and health promotion at the Brazilian Ministry of Health.

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