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What does Australia s India travel ban say about our increasingly draconian character?

A BBC television host who had me on his show to talk about the ban couldn’t believe taxpayers are being locked out. Even a taxi driver quizzed me earlier this week about it. She was speechless when I explained the India travel ban applies to our citizens. Sometimes, outsiders see what is happening clearer than we do ourselves. Advertisement Australia is also the only nation to impose a hard cap on the number able to return, although a few other countries have systems which deliberately suppress demand. When Israel tried to limit arrivals to 3000 per day, the High Court struck it down. Australia only allows in about 6000 per week.

Australia s India travel ban: what does the world think?

What does Australia s India travel ban say about our increasingly draconian character?

What does Australia s India travel ban say about our increasingly draconian character?
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Dr Kary Mullis: Where COVID Meets Cancel Culture

Dr Kary Mullis: Where COVID Meets Cancel Culture
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Why a Labor backbencher with breast cancer volunteered to get a COVID-19 vaccine

Why a Labor backbencher with breast cancer volunteered to get a COVID-19 vaccine We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Getting the COVID-19 vaccine didn’t hurt Labor MP Peta Murphy that much - it wasn’t nearly as bad as the needles she has regularly as part of her treatment for metastatic breast cancer. “If you’ve had a flu injection, it’s the same, it’s honestly didn’t hurt at all,” she said. But Ms Murphy said she wasn’t getting it for herself. The Labor backbencher volunteered to get her first dose of the Pfizer vaccine in front of dozens of journalists and television cameras to show other people with underlying health conditions that it was safe.

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