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So, groups of more than 2 people, public play grounds, skate parks & outside gyms have been added to 'THE LIST'
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4 years ago
It’s made imaginary tea parties extremely difficult.
Honestly, if people can just adhere to the rules. Stop socialising and stop going out unless necessary then this will be over very quickly without seeing total lockdown and mass deaths like we’ve seen in other countries.
Honestly, if people can just adhere to the rules. Stop socialising and stop going out unless necessary then this will be over very quickly without seeing total lockdown and mass deaths like we’ve seen in other countries.
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4 years ago
Yes, I know. I watch the news.
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4 years ago
^ Good for you 💙
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4 years ago
What about private property though? One of our best friends works away alot (remote truck driving) and is single. So he can't have anyone come over or go to anyones house? Not after opinions or what the 'right' thing to do is etc, already too many perfect people preaching but what is the actual, factual rule/law at the moment?
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4 years ago
This is the media release from yesterday for you to read through. Hopefully it will help to answer your question. https://www.health.gov.au/news/national-cabinet-statement-on-coronavirus-covid-19
Otherwise there is a Coronavirus Hotline for further information 1800 020 080.
Otherwise there is a Coronavirus Hotline for further information 1800 020 080.
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4 years ago
I really don't understand how people are confused by the stay at home and don't socialise with anyone that you don't live with rules! Come on people...Just follow the bloody rules instead of being selfish dicks so we can all get back to living our lives👍
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4 years ago
Yep seems to a hard concept to grasp for some people
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4 years ago
This isnt about 'not getting it'. Is it actually illegal to have 1 person at your house for a short period of time? Regardless of the stay at home thing - this seems to just be a very strong suggestion at this stage - which most people are doing, but can you actually get in trouble for going to someones house? Yes it may be irresponsible and not recommended etc but can you actually get a fine? I get if you have a party you'll get busted. But is there an actual law against visitors?
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4 years ago
^omg, seriously?!🤬
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4 years ago
There shouldn't have to be a law for fucks sake. People are dying!!!! People are losing their jobs (including me), look at the Super markets, look at the suicide rates since this has started, now that should be enough to understand how serious it is and not have anyone over even for a short period of time.
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4 years ago
Im more worried about the economy collapsing and peoples mebtal health, suicides etc than the virus itself. We can only sustain this country for so long.
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4 years ago
People should have already been using their common sense and avoid those places. This is probably the most serious and deadly thing we will ever face in our lifetimes and people are being flippant about it. Do people really think the Liberal party would do 1 million people out of a job if it wasn't bloody serious???
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4 years ago
Some people have no brains
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4 years ago
Absolutely!!!;