Mark McGowan says South Australia ‘may regret’ reopening to NSW and Victoria

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Mark McGowan has issued a warning to South Australia over its plans to reopen to residents of NSW and Victoria.

Mr McGowan's comments come after his counterpart in South Australia, Steven Marshall, told Sky News Australia on Sunday he was committed to the national plan that charts the nation's path out of the pandemic.

"In terms of state lockouts, I think we'll also be moving away from that and moving towards more LGA or exposure site exclusions, rather than whole of state." "Wait and see what happens. Look the Tasmanian Premier has said 90 per cent before he considers it, South Australian premier is now saying 80 per cent," he said.

 

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Relax Mark McGollum MarkMcGowanMP the rest of Australia will leave you alone in your cave.

That’s the face of a bully.

Now this parasite will dictate whole Australia what to do? auspol

If we don’t open WA soon I am tipping the Taliban will take over Perth COVID19Aus

Wanker

Haha this guy is trying to start his own country 😂😂🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

He’s a very scared man isn’t he? 🤔

McGowan is a McClown, he and the rest of Australia have too learn that Covid will be use for a bit longer & we need to live with it…

Come early 2022, Perth will be the most populous city in Australia as 'most' Australians from Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane will be holidaying overseas.

The mafia boss

Good call. I'm in Adelaide. I don't want our borders open to states with mass outbreaks.

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