security worldwide is a mess. and we should be supplying more food in our own country, but it feels as though we are not supported in terms of producing food for our population. as we were talking, i have been nibbled on my calves by this little one down here. when you are talking about the idea of local produce, do you think we will go back to that? we have seen this regionalisation and nationalisation and then international food markets. and nationalisation and then internationalfood markets. do you think it will go backwards, more to scale? j think it will go backwards, more to scale? ~ ., , ., think it will go backwards, more to scale? ~ .,, ., .,, scale? i think it has to. it has one scale? i think it has to. it has gone from scale? i think it has to. it has gone from local scale? i think it has to. it has gone from local to scale? i think it has to. it has l gone from local to international scale? i think it has to. it has i gone from local to international and the prices se
The Government has maintained its intention to implement regionalisation, and plans to start a debate on the creation of regions and the holding of a referendum.
New data shows that net migration from capital cities to Australia’s regional areas has doubled since the start of the pandemic, even if the tide is now starting to ebb. The latest Regional Movers I
dc and in newjersey and so much of the workforce is getting knocked out not so much that they re getting sick enough to be in the hospital, but they re at home, sick with breakthrough covid, and that s really causing a lot of issues in terms of how do we navigate that and how we keep the workforce in place. yeah, you say there is not a technical lockdown. do you think there should be more restrictions put in place at this point in time? you know, it s been very tough, especially, you know, from the far right and here in the republican party which vigorously opposes any sort of slowing or lockdown measures, so it s going to be difficult to implement, especially in places like here in texas, so i don t see that happening, so it s going to be a matter of how we navigate the next few weeks and with the hope that maybe this won t be a long lasting wave. what is the vaccine take up what is it like in texas and in the us and what kind of part does that play in it? we have a lot of regiona
hope that maybe this will not be a long lasting wave.- be a long lasting wave. what does the vaccine be a long lasting wave. what does the vaccine take-up, i be a long lasting wave. what i does the vaccine take-up, what does the vaccine take up, what is it like in texas and the us and what kind of partners that play on it? we and what kind of partners that play on it? play on it? we have a lot of regionalisation play on it? we have a lot of regionalisation so - play on it? we have a lot of regionalisation so it s - play on it? we have a lot of regionalisation so it s quite| regionalisation so it s quite high in the north east most people are all in on vaccines and are committed to getting all three immunisations. but here in texas, about half the state is vaccinated. the vast majority have only two immunisations which creates a lot of vulnerability here in texas so i m quite worried about big surges on our hospitals because we ve had that experience in the past, especially in the