Australia has no “exit date” for international border closures which could continue indefinitely after the prime minister explicitly admitted he has “no game plan to re-join the rest of the world,” says Sky News host Rita Panahi.
Mr Morrison revealed to the Sunday Herald Sun he intended to keep Australia’s borders closed indefinitely, saying the completion of the vaccine rollout did not guarantee a reopening.
He also acknowledged he had no plans to abandon a “zero cases” target.
Mr Morrow said Scott Morrison was "saying as recently as January and February of this year the strategy was suppression not elimination and now he has come out and explicitly said elimination”.
“This is a very big change of messaging by the prime minister,” he pointed out.
“Scott Morrison has made himself a political prisoner to panicky premiers like Mark McGowan and Annastacia Palaszczuk and as a result he’s made us political prisoners of his re-election hopes.
Mr Morrow said
Published April 27, 2021
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A notorious far-right extremist stormed a council meeting in Melbourne and abused councillors, all because news spread about a staff member who had given a workshop at a local highschool.
The incident followed a report in the
Sunday Herald Sun about a Kingston City Council worker who taught a group of Year 11 boys about privilege, pronouns and intersectionality (which the newspaper put in inverted commas for some reason).
News 26th Apr 2021 9:51 AM A Melbourne mayor has apologised to parents after a female youth worker ordered Year 11 boys to stand up in class and labelled them oppressors for being white, male and Christian. Parents and councillors are calling for the worker to be sacked over the incident, which occurred during a diversity and inclusion session last week, the According to the newspaper, the Kingston Youth Services worker held a talk about privilege, pronouns and intersectionality at the state-run Parkdale Secondary College in Melbourne s southeast on Wednesday. She told the boys to stand up if they were white , male and Christian before telling them they were responsible for being privileged and oppressors .
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