Mackay debates mandatory COVID jabs at schools
Connor Stephens, 7, at Caneland Central, Mackay, on Thursday December 10. Picture: Zizi Averill Connor Stephens, 7 "Needles are not good but people need medicine. Because if they get it (coronavirus) they can spread it. If they get the needle they won't get coronavirus and they can go to school." Ruby Stephens, 9, at Caneland Central, Mackay, on Thursday December 10. Picture: Zizi Averill Ruby Stephens, 9 "Yes, so it can stop the spread. It didn't really change life for me because we still went to school. But we were in a big classroom. I would like things to return to normal. " Bowen ...
Source: dailymercury.com.au