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Airline caps will bump 18,000 Australians off flights home

Airline caps will bump 18,000 Australians off flights home Share According to airlines, 18,000 Australians will be bumped from flights back home in the next six weeks as a result of the Australian cabinet’s decision to cut the number of international arrivals in half until at least the end of August as reported in the SMH. It means that the number of Australians who have registered their desire to return to the government, which is currently around 34,000, is likely to increase. The Board of Airline Representatives of Australia’s Barry Abrams said last week’s decision had returned the industry to where it was last year when the government first announced a limit on the number of citizens who could enter the country.

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NSW COVID: NSW records 38 new cases as spread grows in the west

Advertisement NSW reported 38 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, the highest number of local cases recorded in a day in more than 14 months. Eleven of the cases had been in the community for their entire infectious period and nine had only been in isolation for part of their infectious period. Twenty-one of the cases lived in south-west Sydney. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian addresses the media during a press conference at St Leonards on Thursday. Credit:James Brickwood “Those numbers are too high; we need to get those numbers down,” Premier Gladys Berejiklian said. Ms Berejiklian reiterated that people in Greater Sydney should not be visiting family or friends as recent cases were spreading the virus “to those they love most”.

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Peaks, unions unite against government s aged care vaccine blame-shifting

Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dan Peled Peaks, unions unite against government’s aged care vaccine ‘blame-shifting’ Australia’s aged care peak bodies and unions have rallied together to demand the government take responsibility over the failed vaccine rollout. In a joint statement, the Australian Aged Care Collaboration (AACC) along with the ANMF, AWU, UWU, HSU, ASU and the ACTU, have called for the workforce to be urgently vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine only . Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt announced that aged care staff would be prioritised in the planned vaccine rollout. However, only two-thirds of workers in the sector have received the jab so far, according to recent health department figures.

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Scott Morrison s Sydney gets gold standard treatment

Scott Morrison s Sydney gets gold standard treatment
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Scott Morrison s Sydney gets gold-standard treatment

Scott Morrison s Sydney gets gold-standard treatment
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