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11/01/22

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Originally posted by sunny coast: ↑

Spot on.....

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-11/how-the-omicron-covid-19-outbreak-is-affecting-nsw/100749102

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It's been described by an expert as a lockdown in NSW without public health orders.

Although the country's most populous state has few COVID-19 restrictions in place, businesses around NSW have been forced to close due to virus-induced staff absences.

Spending data analysed by ANZ last week indicated economic activity plummeting to levels lower than any other time during the pandemic."

....the moronic Morrison and his Parrot have had there way and the consequences will be dire no matter what spin they or Joshy boy provide...WA should remain tightly shut and vote to get rid of Smirko at the next Federal election...

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The paranoia from the East is making the West more determined to stay shut..... I hope McGowan finally forgets the February opening, and leaves it as a "TO BE ADVISED" item.
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