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As restrictions are set to ease across regional Victoria, Premier Daniel Andrews says he will continue to liaise regularly with the New South Wales and South Australian Premiers to facilitate safe movement in border towns. The Victorian Premier said he ensured leaders in the surrounding states were fully appraised of the steps he was taking to reopen regional areas.
DanielAndrewsMP There are no boarders in Australia other than those who illigally create them against the Australian Constitution and Australian citizens.
DanielAndrewsMP Liaising. Governments and bureaucrats liaising. The tragedy is they actually think that is the same as doing something.
DanielAndrewsMP !----! !----! !----! - post retracted due to risk of been arrested for commenting negativity on Australian Legislation.
DanielAndrewsMP What! Easing restrictions That doesn’t go in line with your organisation saying we are under a dictatorship.
DanielAndrewsMP Morrison and the Murdoch press have sent congratulatory response to Dan Andrews
DanielAndrewsMP OPening again for school holidays, so introducing infections from Colac! Why not wait til after holidays & reopen schools on 4th October instead?!!
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South Australia revokes quarantine requirement for ACT travellers, but not for NSWSouth Australia will relax its border restrictions with the ACT from midnight tonight — but restrictions on people from New South Wales will remain in place indefinitely. How about Queanbeyan residents who work in ACT? If seems strange that no town west of ACT has any cases yet only ACT and only flying. Not a reasonable decision! As if quarantining people with a cold is going to make a big difference, let alone quarantining healthy individuals. So, STOP ACTING LIKE MORONS! The covid jig is up!
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