The federal government is reportedly considering opening coronavirus quarantine centres on mainland Australia.
The option is being considered for thousands of Australians who have been in coronavirus affected areas. One site being seriously considered is a disused workers camp on the outskirts of Darwin. Image: News Corp Australia
It is tough for them. But i would prefer they stay there for 14 days.
A tweet from Scott Morrison said 36. Lost one on the way? ScottMorrisonMP
A further 35 evacuees have been dumped on Christmas Island as the federal government continues to avoid dealing with the coronavirus crisis.
quick! someone get the Greens up there to film it
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