@mpc_xetts And maybe I’m an anomaly. But the Karens aren’t particularly young. I just think there’s an issue with the generalisations. We need to work together instead of splitting down the middle. And is it a problem with the messaging being used?
.@jonathanvswan: “Oh, you’re doing death as a proportion of cases. I’m talking about death as a proportion of population. That’s where the U.S. is really bad. Much worse than South Korea, Germany, etc.”
@realdonaldtrump: “You can’t do that.”
Swan: “Why can’t I do that?”
Abbey Fistrovic, clinical physician at Royal Melbourne Hospital outlines how "we created this perfect storm that has ended in tragedy for families with people in aged care" in reply to rising fatalities #rmitJourno@QandA#qanda
Lots of workers are on rolling fixed term contracts for years & have now lost their jobs. Did you know that endless rolling contracts is almost unheard of in OCED countries? They all put limits on how many & for how long. We need to come into line with them & close down this rort
Good - then they can stop buying up our companies, farmland, residential property, products from baby formula to safety equipment in an emergency....we'll learn to survive
China consumer backlash looms over Morrison's coronavirus probe https://t.co/nukoDgcNDq
I haven't seen this chart distributed as widely as it should be. #coronavirus deaths per million. Check US compared to UK. Check Australia. It's a great resource from @OurWorldInData You can add whatever countries you want. https://t.co/m6MLcrDquv
This is important new #COVID19Aus modelling from @unimelb - if only to sharpen our discussions. Maintaining current restrictions into July gives Australia a 90% chance of eliminating the virus. As for easing, read for yourself...