A Bondi Junction house party has turned into an expensive night out after NSW Police said the occupants and 24 guests would each be fined $1000 for breaching coronavirus restrictions.
NSW Police said on Saturday that "officers from Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command were called to a home on Oxford Street, near York Road, Bondi Junction, following noise complaints and reports of a party".
There are 60,000 missing cases. Very unlikely the real number is remotely close to 21. We shouldn't lockdown at all for the 3rd and 4th and subsequent waves. Time to treat only medically and not with a whole society response because we aren't and can't be in this together.
So instructive how the media ask the CHO really useful questions that enlighten viewers, whereas they ask the Premier sensationalist questions aimed for headlines.
It ain’t over yet folks.
Murdoch Journalist’s cheer for Dan , and join in the with the public
Report THIS: 'One issue in trying to interpret numbers of detected cases is that there is no set definition of a case. At the moment it seems that a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) positive result is the only criterion required for a case to be recognised'
great news. numbers dont mean anything especially after hearing it daily. Most importantly has our health system, tracing capabilities and isolation management abilities bolster up as much as the policing capabilities we see? I hope so because the sacrifice made will be wasted.
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