@Adobe It’s incredibly frustrating and expensive that won’t you let people have the option to cancel their contact on a monthly basis. I urge you to reconsider this policy in the basis of good customer service and social conscience.
@colonelhogans@AlboMP I’m totally bamboozled by what’s happening with Medicare. My doctor has always bill billed but I was recently told I would have to pay $100 because I hadn’t seen him in the past year, due to government rules. That means Medicare has become less affordable for me and my family.
The missing #Submersible shows why it’s important not to put blind trust in innovators or to assume that they always get it right. The same applies for the people behind #artificial_intelligence. We mustn’t assume that they know what they’re doing. Sensible regulation is needed
@NZStuff It was obvious this was going to happen. Can the people in charge please try to use common sense. And get New Zealanders vaccinated - especially older kiwis and ones at risk. It’s ridiculous that they’re still having to wait.
@NZStuff I wonder who came up with the term ‘exponential decay’. Surely it would be better off called ‘exponential decline’, given that it’s the opposite of growth. Plus, in the context of COVID, an exponential decline is a positive thing whereas the word ‘decay’ has negative connotations
@NZStuff It may not have even happened through the aircon. People in quarantine in NZ are allowed to go through the premises and outside for exercise, which also creates risk.
@60Mins You’re blaming and focusing on the wrong people. I don’t understand how it was considered okay to bring tourists to such a dangerous place. The search and rescue organisation was stuck in a rock and hard place of not putting more lives at risk. A terrible, unnecessary tragedy.
@weekesy_ @gblock8 @NZStuff It still doesn’t sound quite right. The article says that newer guests are able to mingle with other guests once they test negative. But can’t it take up to 14 days to test positive? Guests need to be separated the whole time - not just after a negative result at the start.
Absolutely gutted. The environmental impacts of this project are terrible and immense. The perceived benefits aren’t based on realty. It allows CSG mining in the Great Artesian Basin. This project should not be allowed. https://t.co/oe1pv25QIu
More empty rhetoric as the NSW Govt continues to allow mining in Sydney’s precious drinking water catchments - Every measure': New plan to protect Sydney water supplies https://t.co/ARmU6zSQew
Look what the NSW Govt has approved under the cover of COVID-19 - appalling. Coal mining allowed under Sydney water reservoir for first time in 20 years https://t.co/H7WLqdwuI2