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Owners of pubs, bars and restaurants are calling on the Victorian Premier to balance health and economic factors. The hospitality industry is one of the worst affected by coronavirus restrictions in Melbourne with thousands of people out of work, and dozens of businesses facing permanent closure. The Herald Sun has revealed Premier Daniel Andrews will today announce the lifting of the daily two-hour time limit for exercise and social activities.
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Berejiklian flags further easing of restrictions next week | Sky News AustraliaPremier Gladys Berejiklian has flagged the possibility of easing further restrictions for New South Wales from next week provided case numbers remain low for the state over the weekend.\n\n'If Dr Chant is happy with the number of cases we have over the weekend, we are and want to announce the further easing of restrictions next week, but that will depend on how the case numbers go in the next few days,' she said.\n\n'We were hoping to make some announcements yesterday and today but we have held off on those given the number of community transmissions we've had this week.'\n\nThe news follows restrictions being eased for outdoor venues with a QR code being permitted to increase patron capacity by reducing social distancing to two square metres.\n\n'We're saying to all businesses if you either have your own QR code or the Services NSW one, you will be able to have that restriction eased,' the premier said.\n\nOutdoor musical performances would also be permitted to increase capacity to 500 at venues, where applicable.\n\n'I know so many people - who are performers - have suffered for months and months... for them, it's a huge relief to be able to now do what they do best but also reinstate those jobs that were unfortunately put on hold,' Ms Berejiklian said.\n\nNSW recorded five new cases recorded overnight with just one locally acquired case linked to the Lakemba cluster and four acquired overseas in hotel quarantine.\n\n GladysB Problem is she runs a crap govt. nsw public servants inspecting premises becoming picky just to fine establishments. GladysB GladysB Good for Gladys-are you listening DanielAndrewsMP
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COVID-19 brings forward ‘tsunami of difficulties’ for mental health | Sky News AustraliaUniversity of Sydney Professor Ian Hickie has warned the economic and social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have created a “tsunami of difficulties” for the mental health of Australians.\n\n“Recessions are bad for mental health, but the combination here of social dislocation and really the social impact on top of the economic impact has been a real tsunami of difficulties,” he told Sky News.\n\n“We really need to greater our capacity to respond, and we need to make sure people get effective help when they do come forward.”\n\nProfessor Hickie said relaxed social restrictions in Victoria due to be announced on Sunday would be an important step in the right direction.\n\n“This is really important, people being in contact with each other,” he said.\n\n“Being able to meet with those people you love, being able to spend time with people and connect, is a critical part to any mental health response.”\n\nOne of the major problems with mental health care in Australia, Professor Hickie said, is the clustered nature in wealthy parts of city environments.\n\n“It doesn’t tend to reach those in the outer urban and regional areas,” he said. \n\n“This is a time when our national government and our state governments have to get their act together to see the real expansion of those services.\n\n“So we really got to get our act together in Australia now and actually put aside the problems we’ve had in the past and get the nation to work as a whole.” Tell that DanielAndrewsMP . I think he already has it. Melbourne All the lies and propaganda spread by economists are coming home to roost. 1.2m temp work visa holder, & 600k plus Kiwis equate with 16% of our work of 12.5m add 2 million unemployed Aust, that comes to 32% all vying for limited work vacancies, is a social disaster & disgrace. Add to that the idiotic push by all economists encouraging folk to spend spend&keep spending until your purse is bare &empty is the most absurd advice conceivable&illustrates how fuct economic thinkers are. Folk need to be saving saving saving for when times are bad such as now
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As Victoria prepares to ease restrictions, doctors warn of 'red flags' in the health systemThe Australian Medical Association voices concerns about Victoria's contact tracing, and says healthcare settings still need better infection control, as the state prepares to embrace relaxed restrictions. Victoria wouldn't have had Restriction if wasn't for Labor Daniel Andrews failed Hotel quarantine 10 months in and still not up to standard with masks and fitting, expecting to have a handle by the end of the month....very poor progress from health in fact piss poor Greg Hunt I find it concerning that the government will have vic in a form of lockdown for months to come yet planing on working hospital at 100% with a burnt out healthcare workers. Mental health among HCW is at a all time low yet no rest or consideration for us.
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Premier foreshadows easing of COVID-19 restrictions as state records cases at childcare centrePremier Gladys Berejiklian has foreshadowed further easing of coronavirus restrictions next week if the Chief Health Officer is happy with the number of cases recorded over the weekend | Kaubo Kaubo I see deflection. GladysMustGo Kaubo She might not be premier by the end of the weekend. GuiltyGladys Kaubo GladysB must pray for the flyWSA IATA: Global passenger traffic (revenue passenger kilometers or RPKs) will not return to pre-COVID-19 levels until 2024, a year later than previously projected.
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Victorian restrictions may be eased two Sundays in a rowPremier DanielAndrewsMP has hinted Melbourne’s lockdown restrictions may be eased twice in two weeks after today’s low virus numbers. DanielAndrewsMP this is essentially blackmail from Daniel Andrews. Victoria has already been locked down for 14weeks already hasn't it? DanielAndrewsMP Really funny how everybody forgot about flattening the curve to eliminating the virus or I will not give you back your freedom to even visit family XD DanielAndrewsMP Simply saying this way so can see himself as the master and not due to continued outside pressures!
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'The mood is definitely changing': Frustration over Melbourne's lockdown mounts as business begs for restrictions to be easedSmall business owners who initially supported Victoria's tough lockdown are now losing faith, saying they're tired of playing 'guessing games' over what the Premier will announce on Sunday. Mood not changing, just the continued reporting telling us so. Some businesses are re engineering how they will work. Some are using the time and the govt grants to renovate. You see the difference between those businesses working to survive and those sitting back doing nothing If I was running vic, I'd be very petty and just open it all. Let them have at it. See how shit it all is in 6 months
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