An elderly couple separated by lockdown are meeting everyday for a picnic at the border between Germany and Denmark. Separated by a border fence, 85-year-old Inga and her 89-year-old husband Karsten are waiting to be together again until after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.
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This is bloody ludicrous, let one of them pass ffs!
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Elderly man charged with breaking quarantine | Sky News AustraliaA 73-year-old man has been charged for breaching self-quarantine directives at his retirement village in Western Australia. \n\nThe Geraldton resident allegedly visited local shops and went bike riding despite being ordered to self-quarantine for 14 days after returning from New Zealand on Thursday. \n\nHe is due to face court next month. \n\nImage: Getty \n\n He is 73 years old. Leave him alone Slow learner Good!
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Watch live: Sky News COVID-19 | Sky News AustraliaFeaturing regular local and global health alerts, as well as in-depth interviews and analysis from Sky News Australia, this channel is dedicated to covering 24/7 news coverage of coronavirus including press conferences from around the world in full and in-depth government announcements. Why is New Zealand not circled? Looming ? What for ? Just do it already!!!!!!!!!
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Virgin Australia seeks $1.4bn govt bailout | Sky News AustraliaVirgin Australia has released a statement to the ASX confirming reports it’s seeking $1.4 billion bailout from the government to help it get through the coronavirus pandemic.\n\nThe statement said the financial assistance will be part of a broader package to the aviation industry.\n\nVirgin also said it is a preliminary proposal and would need approval by the board and the Australian government.\n\nIn response to the coronavirus crisis already, Virgin has suspended all international flights and cut domestic capacity by 90 per cent.\n\nIt also stood down 80 per cent of its 10,000 employees. We need this to happen , We cannot afford another Ansett What are the large cap/sovereign VA shareholders doing... laughing at ScottMorrisonMP and JoshFrydenberg... bcoz they certainly aren’t stumping up any of their own abundant cash. Aussie Scott, we’ll save ya! TAA
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Australia is 'leading the charge' in finding a cure for coronavirus | Sky News AustraliaAustralia was the first nation to be able to 'grow the coronavirus outside of China,' which will greatly improve the prospects of developing a vaccine for the deadly virus says Science Minister Karen Andrews.\n\nMs Andrews told Sky News host Peta Credlin, Australia's scientists are 'leading the charge to look at a potential vaccine and of course a cure' for the virus.\n\nShe also said Australia has 'some outstanding scientists,' with the coronavirus highlighting the work of these professionals which is usually 'taken for granted'.\n\nImage: AP karenandrewsmp 'developing a vaccine' Here it comes idiots. ANewNineEleven Covid1984 Event201 PLANdemic GlobalEconomicCrash ID2020 MandatoryVaccination Blanket5GRadiation CentralizedGlobalDigitalCurrency SocialCreditScore UBI ForcedAusterity 24HourSurvelliance Agenda2030 Goatboy641 karenandrewsmp The fake new virus. karenandrewsmp Since when do you listen to a scientist?
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'Beware of complacency' amid COVID-19 news | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says although there are early signs of Australia's daily infection rate plateauing, 'beware of any sense in the media … that we've done anywhere near enough to bring this crisis under control'.\n\nFederal Health Minister Greg Hunt and his state counterparts struck a deal on Tuesday to integrate private and public hospitals to increase Australia's health care capacity amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.\n\nThe minister also announced an increased capacity of ventilators, and intensive care beds.\n\nMs Credlin said it has always been 'absolutely essential' Australia avoided an 'Italian-style meltdown of our health system'.\n\nShe also mentioned how after a 'couple of weeks of ever-tightening social distancing rules' there are early signs in Australia 'that new infections, are starting to plateau'.\n\n'Beware of complacency,' Ms Credlin said because the experts in this field - epidemiologists - will want to 'see days and days of plateauing, and then falls' before there are any moves 'to ease social distancing rules'.\n Failed Abbott Chief of Staff Peta Credlin... Fixed. I feel dirty, I agree with Peta Credlin. Trust Credlin to rain on any good news!
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Coronavirus live updates: Australian death toll risesWATCH: This visualisation shows exactly how COVID-19 spread so far and wide - so quickly. 9News Live updates: That’s the real fact Ppl were saying to stop travel in January. They said 'stopping travel would cripple the economy'. They don't mind crippling it now. China should have been banned from entering any country in January. We could have provided them aid. Now they are the only ones providing us aid. Oh look...Have any Aussie readers noticed 9NewsAu has only spread📢 negative info on Our closest Ally POTUS &🤐on China/WHO Cover-UP? EcoTerrorWithin
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