Sky News host Chris Smith says Melbourne’s botched hotel quarantine is the debacle which keeps breaking down all because the premier’s “star chamber of ministers” refused to follow other states’ success.
“That’s what arrogance gets you, an endless nightmare”. Image: Getty
chrissmithonair Wrong..... Federal Liberals let the Ruby Princess in. And have screwed up in Aged care. There would be no problem in Vic if it wasn't for the federal Liberal party screw ups.
chrissmithonair And heaven forbid anyone at SkyNews reminds Chris Smith he once worked for the CCP in China.
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chrissmithonair Why isn’t WuhanDan in jail? I don't get it. He’s completely fcuked Vic.
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Over 1,000 COVID-19 cases recorded among Victorian healthcare workers | Sky News AustraliaThe number of active coronavirus infections recorded among healthcare workers in Victoria has doubled during the past fortnight to well over 1,000 cases.\n\nInterstate and ADF teams have stepped up to fill the gap, putting to rest fears of a shortage of medical workers.\n\nOver the past 24 hours Victoria has reported its biggest fall in case numbers since the start of the second wave, a success which has been marred as it was also the state's deadliest day on record.\n\nThe Victorian Premier announced 19 deaths had been recorded with 14 linked to aged care facilities.\n\nWell over 100 fatalities could be recorded by the end of the week if the current trend persists.\n\nThe impact of stage four restrictions is not expected to be reflected in the daily case count for another week.\n\nImage: Getty Luckily 99.35% of people recover without issue 🙂
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Banking, energy sectors lead ASX gains | Sky News AustraliaThe ASX 200 has opened strong with the banking sector leading the gains, followed by energy.\n\nSince open the market has continued to rise and is currently up by 0.5 per cent, despite SPI futures predicting it would open lower.\n\nOn Monday the banking sector gained close to three per cent, and it's nearing one per cent on Tuesday.\n\nThe ABS will release payroll data at 11:30 AEST.\n who should I contact or where specifically should I contact to discuss an important story that I am a part of which will be of much interest to your audience? Thank you, Jared.
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Royal Commission into aged care 'will be very embarrassing for Morrison' | Sky News AustraliaThe Royal Commission into Australia’s aged care crisis will “be very embarrassing for Scott Morrison,” The Australian’s John Ferguson says. \n\nThe commission heard there was no specific COVID-19 plan in place for the sector, despite warnings from overseas the elderly were most at risk. \n\nA leaked email also showed federal and state officials were at odds at how to handle outbreaks at Sydney’s Dorothy Henderson Lodge and Newmarch house. \n\nMr Ferguson said the commission made it clear “there wasn’t due diligence in the preparation for people who were obviously the most vulnerable in society”.\n\n“The federal authorities are really under the pump here”.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia ScottMorrisonMP smirkmo from smirketing will smirk it off. ScottMorrisonMP ScottMorrisonMP
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Effective unemployment 'will continue to rise' | Sky News AustraliaJobless figures are going to continue to rise and the country will stay in double digit effective unemployment until at least the end of the year, according to KPMG Chief Economist Dr Brendan Rynne.\n\n“They’ll continue to rise through to the end of the year and start to recover thereafter,” Mr Rynne told Sky News.\n\nThe official unemployment rate is expected to peak near 10 per cent, however the effective rate is almost 14 per cent.\n\n“Albeit that the recovery in the jobs market is going to be in fact slower than what we initially thought.”\n\nJobs figures will be released on Thursday.\n Feel sorry for these folks same people on here and on TV every day 🙄 Yeah no jobs , but this seems to be plenty for third world Visa holders and student Yep all makes perfect sense 🤦🏽♂️😏
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The federal government unlike some states does not ‘shy away’ from scrutiny | Sky News AustraliaLiberal Senator James Paterson says scrutiny of political leaders even during a crisis is absolutely legitimate and appropriate.\n\n“The federal government doesn’t shy away from it, but unfortunately some of our state governments have,” Senator Paterson said.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia SenPaterson What a load of shit. RubyPrincess sportsrorts robodebt closure of parliament auspol2020 to name a few. You guys are losing money because you print lies and propaganda all the time, even the not so intelligent Australians are waking up to you BoycottMurdochMedia SenPaterson Interesting plbrocks SenPaterson SPORTS RORTS!! RUBY PRINCESS!!!
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Vic mental health system 'not fit for purpose' heading into pandemic | Sky News AustraliaVictoria’s Mental Health Minister Martin Foley has unveiled a $60 million boost to mental health funding in response to an alarming increase in demand on the state’s health services. \n\nIn the year to June, the number of people seeking crisis support in emergency departments rose by more than 23 per cent. \n\nEmergency presentations for mental health incidents also rose by more than 33 per cent in people under the age of 18. \n\nMr Foley said authorities were aware heading into the coronavirus pandemic that “our mental health system wasn’t fit for purpose”. \n\nPremier Daniel Andrews reiterated his support for struggling Victorians in the fight against the virus, saying “we want to stand with every Victorian who needs care and support”. \n \nMeanwhile the state’s Health Minister Jenny Mikakos issued a strong apology for any possible gaps in the health response to the pandemic despite putting in “every ounce of energy”. \n\n The Premier praised Ms Mikakos as a “very strong person” but warned “this virus doesn’t stop and none of us can afford to either.” \n\nImage: Getty MartinFoleyMP MartinFoleyMP Create the problem, sell the cure. MartinFoleyMP Just legalise weed in Victoria. If there ever was the time to do it, it's now
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