@bredredagain do check it out as that information is there......good boyInformation for bubble brain conspiracy gullibles like yourself.
Not from the credilble source that compiles all the actual data. There is a national department that does this.
Geographical variations
• Following the sudden drop to a below average number of notifications from April 2020 onwards,
notifications of influenza during the reporting period remained low across all jurisdictions. 4
• During the reporting period, the influenza notification rate has been highest in the Northern Territory
(23.6 per 100,000 population), Tasmania (6.9 per 100,000 population), and Queensland (5.6 per 100,000
population).
o The higher notification rate in the Northern Territory in 2021 is due to testing procedures for
travellers in hotel quarantine. In the Northern Territory, all travellers in quarantine are tested for
influenza as well as COVID-19, whereas in other jurisdictions, those in hotel quarantine may only
be tested for COVID-19.
• There was variation across jurisdictions in the influenza type and subtype distribution, with the proportion
of all notifications reported as influenza A varying across jurisdictions, ranging from 37.5% in the ACT to
100.0% in WA. The proportion of Influenza B notifications ranged from 0% in WA to 54% in Tasmania.
o Subtyping information was limited in 2021 (see Virology section above), but where subtyping
information was available, jurisdictions reported a greater proportion of influenza A(H3N2) than
A(H1N1).
Alternatively you can continueYou always alternatively find the conspiracy data for gullible bubble brains.
