The best curve is not shown unfortunately.
Taiwan. Vietnam.
Does it matter? Unless they have have a female PM from a left wing party they won’t get a mention in the biased world of the MSM (see Morrison)
Adelaide. Can't beat Adelaide. Anywhere in the world.
The one on top is the best, so it's US
In Australia, It’s unity that won so far. Politicians (both parties) uniting people. Putting Australians well-being above politics. Opposition raised concerns, Administration adopting. If not people’s yelling out big time.
How does Lithuania have MINUS 4 cases a day?
Every responsible journalist should be asking govt now, if restrictions are lifted and school returns, -What is the level of spike (because we know it will come) that will trigger another shut down? - What level of deaths are we prepared to tolerate? Ask those questions now
Telling half the story.
We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Victoria records 22 new COVID-19 cases | Sky News AustraliaVictoria has experienced its largest jump in COVID-19 cases in two weeks with 22 people testing positive to the disease from 13,000 tests. \n\nThe figure included 19 cases in workers at an abattoir and brings the state’s total number of cases to 1406. \n\nPremier Daniel Andrews thanked the 13,000 Victorians who came forward for testing on Sunday. \n\nJust under 56,000 tests have been conducted since the state government announced its testing blitz. Leftards want to stay home longer Lock down working well then It’s remarkable what happens when you expend the scope of who your testing... Other states should take note.
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Spain's COVID-19 death toll passes 25,000 | Sky News AustraliaSpain has reached another grim milestone during the pandemic with the country's coronavirus death toll now above 25,000.\n\nThe Spanish health ministry delivered the news after 276 people died overnight and total positive cases rose above 216,000.\n\nDespite experiencing one of the worst outbreaks in the world, Spanish authorities are gradually easing lockdown restrictions as reports indicate the virus has moved past it's peak. \n\nImage: Associated Press How many really died from chronic illness that they already had 🤔 And yet so many Australians seem to think COVID19 is not something we need worry about and that the lockdown restrictions are just a violation of their rights. OccupyChineseEmbassy, ChinaMustPay ,ChinaMustExplain
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
COVID-19 cluster identified at Victorian meat plant | Sky News AustraliaA coronavirus cluster has been identified at a meat packing plant in Victoria.\n\nEight cases have now been linked to the business, but further infections could emerge, after all employees have been tested. \n\nHealth authorities are refusing to name the virus-stricken business but have assured the public contact tracing and deep cleaning process have been undertaken and the Victorian health Minister said concerns over contamination and food safety were unfounded. \n\nImage: Associated Press\n\n Damn. May they all recover. i heard similar in the US , could be related to Bill Gates getting ready to push his synthetic meat crap upon an unsuspecting public ...
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
SA enjoys 10 days without a new COVID-19 case | Sky News AustraliaAs restrictions are eased across South Australia and winter approaches, health authorities warn of the potential for a second spike in coronavirus cases. \n\nThe state has recorded 10 straight days without a new case of the disease and 97 percent of those diagnosed with the virus have now recovered.\n\nSeven active cases remain and only three of those patients still require hospital treatment. \n\nImage: Getty Open the borders so us FIFO workers can come home and see our families. In that case, we better make sure we lockdown every winter since we know we're never going to eliminate this virus.🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ The UK approach of 'herd immunity' did not work. The UK strategy was based on having 60-70% of the total population getting infected. Hospitals just can't cope. If the easing of restrictions causes further spikes here in Australia, we could end up in same predicament as UK
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Tas Premier lifts restrictions after shutting down a localised COVID-19 outbreak | Sky News AustraliaExtra lockdown restrictions imposed on Tasmania's north-west are being lifted after localised outbreak was brought under control. \n\nSchools and non-essential businesses were forced to close when a cluster of cases were identified at Tasmania’s North West Regional Hospital. \n\n127 people were infected and 11 people died as a result of the outbreak. \n\nHowever, no new cases have been identified in Tasmania over the past 24 hours, causing the state’s Premier Peter Gutwein to relax the more severe lockdown measures.\n\nImage: Getty Meanwhile in Victoria we have virtually no cases, but kids don’t go to school. Stupid. The UK approach of 'herd immunity' did not work. The UK strategy was based on having 60-70% of the total population getting infected. Hospitals just can't cope. If the easing of restrictions causes further spikes here in Australia, we could end up in same predicament as UK Sky news, giving out false information once again.
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Victorian primary school closed after teacher contracts COVID-19 | Sky News AustraliaA Victorian primary school in Epping will be closed for three days, after a teacher tested positive for coronavirus.\n\nVictorian Health Minister Jenny Mikakos said a thorough cleaning of Meadowglen primary school would occur due to the teacher's recent onsite presence. \n\nParents, carers and staff were contacted by the school on Sunday morning and contract tracing was now underway. \n\nIt comes just hours after federal Education Minister Dan Tehan accused the state’s Premier Daniel Andrews of a “failure in leadership” by refusing to reopen schools along with other states.\n I do find it interesting that the Victorian health minister had no hesitation naming the school (even though it’s been shut for weeks) but refuses to name the meat works, where the cluster is. You might like to consider how many would've caught the virus had the school been OPEN. With parents back at work, grandparents wd have been picking up their grandchildren who certainly could have been infected. Cd have been a catastrophic outcome. Thankfully school was CLOSED! ĐUÔNG DỪA RÚC ÓC SIÊU KINH DỊ | VIET NAM EXOTIC FOOD CHALLENGE
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »