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Ban on uranium to be overturned in NSW | Sky News AustraliaA ban on uranium mining in New South Wales could soon be overturned after a deal was reached by state cabinet.\n\nThe government will reportedly vote in favour of a One Nation bill in favour of mining uranium.\n\nOne Nation also wants nuclear energy generation allowed but the federal government has banned it.\n Finally! maybe we'll see nuclear power get unbanned some time in the near future Thorium a better choice
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NSW should not have to 'bear the brunt of hotel quarantine' | Sky News AustraliaLiberal Senator Andrew Bragg says the states and territories need to 'share the burden' of hotel quarantine for returned travellers.\n\nMr Bragg said hotel quarantine in NSW was at a bit of a “choke point” with approximately 350 people held in mandatory isolation each day.\n\n“One of the most successful components of our strategy to beat the coronavirus has been closing international borders,” the Senator acknowledged.\n\n“We do need to see the states providing more capacity on hotel quarantine so we can have higher entrance into Australia”.\n\nHis comments responded to a push to open international borders and allow Australians to travel overseas at their own risk with hotel quarantine upon return.\n\nIn contrast, Labor MP Anika Wells said, “we’ve always got to balance … public health and safety with the best of the medical advice and the best industry advice.”\n\n“If Qantas is working on the basis that international borders won’t open until mid-next year, then that’s what we should be focusing on,' she said.\n\nImage: AP ajamesbragg Like sharing cruise ship passengers by air?
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More than 115,000 enrol in free TAFE across NSW | Sky News AustraliaNSW Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education Geoff Lee has revealed more than 115,000 people took advantage of fee-free courses and enrolled in TAFE.\n\nThe free online courses were added during the peak of the COVID-19 crisis to help people upskill while in lockdown.\n\n“For some people that have been stood down or lost their job, these courses have allowed people to reskill and even change careers,” Mr Lee said.\n\n“So it’s great news 115,000 people have taken that opportunity, it’s a record number for TAFE.\n\n“It’s certainly changed the lives of many people.”\n GeoffLeeMP Tanya Will be pleased👌
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Easing NSW-Vic border restrictions under consideration | Sky News AustraliaThe New South Wales government is considering lifting coronavirus restrictions at towns along the border with Victoria.\n\nNSW closed the border seven weeks ago as large scale community transmission began to re-emerge.\n\nThe shutdown has had far reaching economic and social consequences in the area, with some locals unable to attend work or visit family.\n Won't that shift the problem... Why Hydroxychloroquine can save life? Why none of the CCP officers gets the virus? Because they used Hydroxy chloroquine in December 2019 and controlled all the media and WHO to lie to the world saying Hydroxy is no use at all.
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NSW MP warns of teen suicides linked to COVID-19 isolation | Sky News AustraliaA NSW MP has revealed there have been multiple teenage suicides in his electorate as he warns of the mental health consequences of COVID-19.\n\nKu-ring-gai MP Alister Henskens told Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell he was aware of three suicides by teenagers in the last month alone as well as numerous self-harm attempts.\n\n“Mr Henskens has spoken out because he believes that while a lot of the health response is focussed on the pandemic, not enough is being done on mental health,” Mr Clennell said.\n\n“Year 12s have had to complete part of their year at home, in NSW they have had their formals cancelled, music lessons cancelled and they are facing unemployment and, perhaps more distressingly, no certainty as to when COVID-19 will be over. \n\n“More family tension present as well with tough economic conditions and parents required to work from home.”\n\nIf you or anyone you know is feeling distressed or needs support you can call Lifeline on 13-11-14 or visit their website lifeline.org.au\u002Fget help\n\nImage: Getty aclennell AlisterHenskens This is so very sad. What’s even sadder is that this didn’t need to happen. They would have survived covid had they got it. End these lockdowns and protect the vulnerable. This is sheer madness. aclennell AlisterHenskens I warned about this in my tweets. I have warned about a lot of things. Check my tweets. All coming true. Truth will prevail This political agenda is affecting everyone. Victorians stand up! Enough is enough! End lockdown. It’s false positive. aclennell AlisterHenskens So who is the MP Can’t wait for these option stories are banned, Sky will be FARKED
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Term four may see loosening of restrictions on NSW schools | Sky News AustraliaNSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell says restrictions banning graduations and formals will be in place for term three but could be lifted by term four.\n\nMore than 25,000 parents and students have signed a petition against New South Wales’ coronavirus ban on year 12 school formals and graduations.\n\nNew South Wales introduced new restrictions on schools from Wednesday in bid to contain the spread of COVID-19 through Sydney’s school system.\n\nUnder the new measures, all graduation ceremonies and formals will be scrapped and all spectators banned from school grounds, including parents. \n\n“These are the guidelines we are following for health; they will be in place for term three, but we will look at what options there might be available for term four,” Ms Mitchell told Sky News host Peter Gleeson. \n\n“I know many schools are looking at virtual graduations and assemblies so parents can livestream those activities.\n\n“Certainly, after the HSC exams, if there’s opportunities to work with health around what we might be able to do, I’m certainly very open to that.”\n\nImage: Getty\n Yeah because education systems are materialistic Yeah my daughter has had a crap yr 12! No usual grad ceremony for her. I’ll probably watch their award ceremony via zoom🙄 But hairdressers can still paw people. Women actually . so that's all OK then.
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