“I’m talking about mental health,” he said. “The anguish and pain some people are going through right now is unparalleled”. He said a serious issue is being observed in Victoria, as business people who had done the right thing through lockdowns, now face the prospect of an affected second half to 2020. “Now, they are back in lockdown, the victims of a bungled hotel quarantine fiasco which should have seen ministers sacked and bureaucrats gone”. Yet he said, “nobody has been held accountable.
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Peter ...have a chat to some people in NZ on how they survived their level-4 lockdown. Everybody I have spoken to seem to be quiet normal at the time, most people seemed to be suffering from boredom or suffering from obnoxious family member(s).
AS IF SKY NEWS GIIVE A SH..T. THEY ENCOURAGE ANTI MASK NUTTERS & PUT VICTORIANS LIVES AT RISK ON TO OF MAKING SACRE MONGERING REPORTING. THEY PUT FAMILIES IN AN ANXIETY STATE.
Spot on!
Stop giving free benefits to people you invited in but now hate you.
what pandemic,,, cant you read or check what a pandemic is?
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Australia pledges $2 million in aid after deadly Beirut explosion | Sky News AustraliaAustralia has pledged two million dollars in humanitarian aid to be distributed equally by the Word Food Program and the Red Cross following a deadly explosion in Beirut.\n\nOfficials say the explosion was caused by nearly 3,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate which was left unsecured in a warehouse at the cities port.\n\nRescue teams continue to search mountains of rubble in the Lebanese capital, hoping to find more survivors after the blast killed at least 100 people, including an Australian, and injured 4,000 more.\n\nEmergency crews remain at the scene treating the injured as local hospitals are reportedly turning away casualties as they reach full capacity. \n\nMore people are believed to be trapped inside their homes after shockwaves smashed windows and damaged structures.\n\nApproximately 300,000 people have been left homeless and the damage range is expected to cost close to seven billion dollars.\n\nImage: AP Red Cross?. Then none of it will find it's way to Lebanon. Big salary increases for Red Cross executives as usual.! How much will Red Cross keep in administration fees. Biggest thieves in Australia So about $1.95 million will be held for management fees and the rest to some obscure entity also run by Red Cross. Remember the bush fire appeal ?
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