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COVID Australia: Children, schools the new flashpoint as experts battle online - Vimarsana News

COVID Australia: Children, schools the new flashpoint as experts battle online

The health of society’s youngest members is an emotive issue at the best of times, let alone in a pandemic, so it won’t surprise that it’s become a lightning rod in ongoing debates.

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call - Vimarsana News

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call

The Board of Airline Representatives said it would take airlines 75 weeks to clear the backlog of passengers who had booked tickets in anticipation of the February 5 reopening.

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call - Vimarsana News

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call

The Board of Airline Representatives said it would take airlines 75 weeks to clear the backlog of passengers who had booked tickets in anticipation of the February 5 reopening.

Source: smh.com.au
West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call - Vimarsana News

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call

The Board of Airline Representatives said it would take airlines 75 weeks to clear the backlog of passengers who had booked tickets in anticipation of the February 5 reopening.

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call - Vimarsana News

West Australia closure: Airlines say 20,000 remain locked out after Mark McGowan's call

The Board of Airline Representatives said it would take airlines 75 weeks to clear the backlog of passengers who had booked tickets in anticipation of the February 5 reopening.