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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed his government is preparing to enter the “suppression phase” in dealing with the deadly coronavirus pandemic in Australia. In front of a press conference in Canberra on Friday, Mr Morrison said the National Cabinet is "very focused" on the road ahead and signalled a change of tack as the government prepares to move into the approach for addressing COVID-19.
ScottMorrisonMP Great! Didn't know they had a crystal ball, could they please private message me next week's lotto numbers!. They don't know what is lurking out there in the Community undetected. It takes time for people to get sick. O/S returns non compliance with isolation is a major issue.
SeanBradbery ScottMorrisonMP Buts winter hasn’t hit yet . Stop patting yourselves on the back . Calm before the storm .
SeanBradbery ScottMorrisonMP What Manufacturing These liberals pricks decimated it in Howard’s years and again I. The last 7 years .
ScottMorrisonMP Is that when they ** SUPPRESS ** all statistics regarding Numbers and Fatalities COVIDー19
ScottMorrisonMP So, mosques are closed as well?
ScottMorrisonMP DO WHAT EVER IT TAKES MR PRIME MINISTER CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR AMAZING WORK YOU ARE DOING
ScottMorrisonMP Does that include mosques ScottMorrisonMP or will we see more repeats of the recent muslim wedding?
ScottMorrisonMP Scott Morrison has placed over 25 million Australians almost under house arrest, both LNP/LABOR support this & they would also believe the Australian people should still vote for one of them at the next Federal election, I am going to a party tonight, will never be locked down
ScottMorrisonMP Looks like lockdown will be aligned with Easter.
ScottMorrisonMP Another Labor minister CatherineKingMP suffering from Relevance Deprivation Syndrome. Virgin Airlines is a foreign owed company mainly by the Chinese. So why should we 'bail them out?
ScottMorrisonMP Can we also the suppress his pointless and confusing media appearances? Only rationale seems to be to provide an ego boost for ScottyThePentecostal PrimeMenace NotMyPM
ScottMorrisonMP What stage is the suppression phase? What are the changes for suppression phase?
ScottMorrisonMP Good.
ScottMorrisonMP He said, “Every Australian Matters”. Clear and strong stuff from the PM!
ScottMorrisonMP Morrison is right: strong action is needed based on medical research and business advice. The stronger the government fights the ChineseVirus the faster the economy is going to recover after. A strong turn into domestic manufacturing is needed to make the country more resiliant
ScottMorrisonMP Keep the vulnerable suppressed and get everyone else back to work! Increase exposure and build immunity now!!
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Real estate agents tells renters to access super to pay rentPrime Minister Scott Morrison has called on commercial landlords to “do the right thing” as Australia reels from the coronavirus pandemic. I can see both sides. Some tenants may take advantage of this & don’t pay rent at all - landlords may be too harsh. If tenants prove they have lost their job with difference % between before salary vs Jobseeker/Jobkeeper allowance, then both parties should negotiate rent AlboMP has it in for everyone since his personal rating dropped below Scomo, it’s like he has tossed his toys out of the proverbial cot. Now every idea is wrong or if it’s good then it was his It's gone too far
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Australia's coronavirus death toll jumps to 24 | Sky News AustraliaAn 85-year-old man is one of two Queenslanders to have died from COVID-19 overnight, bringing the nation’s death toll to 24. \n\nNine Queenslanders remain in intensive care where they are being treated for the coronavirus. \n\nMeanwhile, in Victoria, a woman in her 70s also died from the virus overnight. \n\nMore than 45,000 health workers have been asked to rejoin the workforce, including retired doctors and nurses, to help in the fight against COVID-19. \n
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Tough coronavirus restrictions to last at least 90 days | Sky News AustraliaNSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller says he hopes the state will be able to lift its tough coronavirus restrictions in 90 days, as the state’s confirmed COVID-19 case toll rises to 2,298. \n\nAnother 116 coronavirus cases were confirmed on Thursday, with 43 patients in ICU - 20 of whom required ventilators. \n\nThere are now 3,557 people undertaking a 14-day quarantine in NSW hotel rooms, with another 500 travellers expected to return today.\n\nSpeaking with reporters about the restrictions, Mr Fuller said if a person receives a ticket for disobeying the distancing rules, the police chief would consider its fairness.\n\n'I’m reviewing all of these tickets personally, which would never happen again for any other time. And I’ll continue to do that,” he said.\n\n'There was a good question yesterday about when is the turn-off period for these orders. It is 90 days. People will have gotten the message by then, hopefully,' he said.\n\n'And we won’t be talking about the powers, we’ll be talking about what does it look like coming out of this.'\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Hopes? I heard him this morning say the powers were only good for 90 days and he WON'T be asking for an extension. I got the sense he really hates what his employees are being asked to do. 90 days? This is absolutely absurd. openaustralia
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Coronavirus pandemic calls 40,000 health professionals back to work | Sky News AustraliaMore than 40,000 health workers across Australia are being called back to work to help tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. \n\nThe register will run over a year, allowing registered doctors, nurses, midwives and pharmacists to return to work from April 6. \n\nTo be eligible, practitioners must have held registration or moved to a non-registered practice in the past three years. \n\nThe Australian Health Practitioner Agency will alert those who are eligible. \n
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‘Our ancestors experienced worse than coronavirus’ and they made it through | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says while the nation faces “one hell of a challenge” in battling the deadly coronavirus Australians must remember our parents and grandparents “experienced far worse” challenges during their lifetimes.\n\nHe said coronavirus has effectively “brought the country to almost standstill,” but if the populace remains positive we will overcome this pathogen.\n\n“Our parents experienced far worse in the second world war, and their parents often experienced the first world war and the great depression,” Mr Kenny said.\n\n“It is clear the economic pain is already severe, jobs going under threat, we've brought the country to almost standstill.\n\n“But if we keep on top of the virus, we will get though it with most everything still in place”.\n\nImage: Getty We should never forget that thank you for reminding us all Correct, like war, drought, wildfires, economic depression, floods, bushfires, earthquakes, cyclones, heat waves, pandemics, epidemics, rodent invasions, etc. Not boomers though, those pricks had it easy.
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