Prime Minister Scott Morrison has stressed Australia is “not too far” from restrictions being relaxed as he paints the COVIDSafe app as the “ticket” to the road back.
But Mr Fenech has told Sky News “the unfortunate thing” about the COVIDSafe app is “for a vast number of people” if they do have older devices “the app simply won’t work”. Image: Getty
Big Problems: * Info gathered is useless because they yet to figure how to use it. * They are still working on privacy issues/policy * IT testing is incomplete They must be joking
This is blackmail!!!!!!!!!
APP operated by multinational company - ALL data shared with the NSA ! So much for privacy - You would have to be an idiot !
Will it work on internet explorer?
One of the few apps I’ve not had trouble with
Users of old smartphones or older users
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.
Australia will not be 'intimidated' by Chinese threats | Sky News AustraliaFormer Director-General of ASIO Dennis Richardson says any global investigation into the origins of the coronavirus and the response from China should be a learning process, and not 'be about putting China on the mat'.\n\nMr Richardson said he doesn't think this was the approach the Australian government will be taking, as there are specific objectives it wants to achieve which will require 'very boring but essential quiet diplomacy'.\n\n'We won't achieve our objectives through megaphone diplomacy'.\n\nIn recent weeks, China - primarily through its Ambassador to Australia Jingye Cheng - has bristled at Australia's call for an independent global investigation into the origins of the virus.\n\nThe Ambassador first threatened a potential consumer boycott on Australian exports, and then on Tuesday leaked a private conversation with Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Frances Adamson.\n\nMr Richardson told Sky News host Chris Kenny although Australia is not as outwardly patriotic as other nations, 'if we're threatened we're a pretty determined country'.\n\n'That is not the way you win friends and influence in this country'.\n\n'Australia is not a country that's going to be intimidated by threats of that kind'.\n It should be about holding China to account for their lies. Another China apologist. AKA he has already had a brown paper suitcase. 😒
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Australia should not have a 'trade dependency' on China | Sky News AustraliaAustralia cannot change its position on holding an inquiry into the origins of COVID-19 just because of pressure from China, according to Nationals backbencher Matt Canavan.\n\nRelations between Australia and China has soured over the past few weeks after the government called for an independent inquiry into the origins of COVID-19. \n\nChina has furiously rejected calls for an independent inquiry and warned it could boycott Australia’s education, tourism, and export sectors in retaliation.\n\nThe stoush has further strained the relationship which was already in the deep freeze over the Turnbull Government’s decision to ban Huawei from the 5G rollout. \n\nDespite this, China remains Australia’s largest trading partner and accounts for 26 per cent of its trade around the world.\n\nMr Canavan told Sky News the current situation has shown Australia has a “dependent trade relationship” with China.\n\n“I sure as hell don’t want to trade off our nation’s freedom, our nation’s sovereignty, just to do some trade with another country,” he said.\n Lets hope the US/UK deep state is thoroughly investigated as well... Pooy pooy all so goooy Sky news. Their talking heads look as though they would crawl over the corpse of a dead dog for a sniff of a buck.
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
NZ Warriors allowed to fly into Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe New Zealand Warriors will arrive in Tamworth in NSW tomorrow after the club received approval to fly to Australia to play NRL. \n\nThe team will enter 14 days in isolation, where they will be permitted to train before the Telstra premiership recommences on May 28. \n\n'The club will follow the strictest bio security protocols and, like all clubs, will participate in an education day about the protocols on Monday morning,” NRL Chairman Peter V'Landys said. What does Chris Kenny say about this? I feel empty without the footy on the weekend. Bring it back. SeanBradbery Wait till the NRL looks back and says, shit I never saw this coming. Sadly, nobody will be held accountable for the pain and grief they will have caused. How dumb are humans?!
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
'Blaming China' has become a 'part' of the 2020 US election campaign | Sky News AustraliaContributing Editor of the Black Agenda Report Danny Haiphong says the United States has made “blaming China a part of the election campaign of 2020”.\n\n“Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden are trading anti-China sentiments and positions in order to leverage political capital and convince the public that they are more anti-China,” he said. \n\nUS President Donald Trump said yesterday he’s seen evidence the Wuhan Institute of Virology is the origin of COVID-19, not a wet market in the Chinese city.\n\nTrump also said China either tried to contain the virus and failed, or they deliberately let it spread across the world.\n\nImage: AP ChinaLiedPeopleDied ............ 60 page manuscripts of talking points for the GOP on how to divert blame from Trump to China. Good
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
NT offers to host AFL games with crowds | Sky News AustraliaThe Northern Territory has dangled a massive carrot in front of the AFL, offering it the opportunity to play games in front of spectators if a hub is established in Darwin.\n\nChief Minister Michael Gunner said crowds will be allowed to attend major events from June 5.\n\nImage: Getty
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Canada bans military-grade weapons in wake of deadly mass shooting | Sky News AustraliaCanada has officially banned military-style assault weapons after its worst mass shooting in history killed 22 people. \n\nPrime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the buying, selling and importing of military-grade weapons would no longer be permitted, effective immediately. \n\nThe new measure will apply to 125,000 weapons which ranges across 11 categories of assault rifles and other weapons. \n\nThe Trudeau Government has vowed to strengthen gun control after a rise in gun violence including the Nova Scotia killing spree which killed 22 people.\n\nImage: AP Fantastic kudos to Justin Trudeau for the banned Bit late, but better late than never. Even though the NS murderer was not a licenced firearms owner & guns used were illegally acquired, including from police! Oh but gun grabbers never let facts get in the way of a “better ban ‘em” program.
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »