The contrast in outlooks between the leaders of the nation’s two most populous states is striking. In preparation for Friday’s national cabinet meeting, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been looking ahead, suggesting a shake-up in the management of the next phase of the pandemic. With NSW recording 46 days with no new local COVID-19 infections and the vaccine being rolled out, Ms Berejiklian will suggest the possibility of stopping daily infection updates. The proposal has merit. Daily updates will be phased out at some point and it is time to start the conversation. If not, “it will be too long before we change”, she says. Living with COVID in future, she says, could mean judging “how well we’re doing by keeping people out of hospital”.
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Get ready for the maskholes and Karen to shame you into getting the poison.
>The contrast in outlooks between the leaders of the nation’s two most populous states is striking. In preparation for Friday’s national cabinet meeting, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been looking ahead, suggesting a shake-up in the management of the next phase of the pandemic. With NSW recording 46 days with no new local COVID-19 infections and the vaccine being rolled out, Ms Berejiklian will suggest the possibility of stopping daily infection updates. The proposal has merit. Daily updates will be phased out at some point and it is time to start the conversation. If not, “it will be too long before we change”, she says. Living with COVID in future, she says, could mean judging “how well we’re doing by keeping people out of hospital”.
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Get ready for the maskholes and Karen to shame you into getting the poison.
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