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United Kingdom-Australia Antarctic co-operation priorities: 2021 to 2026

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No booze, no sunbathing, lots of Vegemite: Welcome to quarantine in Australia s Northern Territory

Robyn Dixon14:51, May 25 2021 In Australia s northern quarantine camp, a disused construction workers hostel outside Darwin, the rooms are basic and the food is, well, institutional. But the fresh air, eucalyptus trees, blue skies and wind on your skin are sources of joy. Native green parrots chirrup as they swoop by. Geckos cling to the veranda ceiling. The blinding sun reminds you that you are home. Reaching Australia is difficult during the coronavirus pandemic and, for many, can take months. People at the camp in Howard Springs feel lucky. Few complain about the rubbery pillows, uncomfortable beds, limited furnishings or soggy sandwiches in a centre that politicians call the gold standard”.

No booze, no sunbathing, lots of Vegemite: Welcome to quarantine at Howard Springs

In Australia s northern quarantine camp, a disused construction workers hostel outside Darwin, the rooms are basic and the food is, well, institutional. But the fresh air, eucalyptus trees, blue skies and wind on your skin are sources of joy. Native green parrots chirrup as they swoop by. Geckos cling to the veranda ceiling. The blinding sun reminds you that you are home. Reaching Australia is difficult during the coronavirus pandemic and, for many, can take months. People at the camp in Howard Springs feel lucky. Few complain about the rubbery pillows, uncomfortable beds, limited furnishings or soggy sandwiches in a centre that politicians call the gold standard .

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