lovetravellingoz
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the calculation is per the commentary: Calculated with a 4-day ratio (today's 5-day moving average / moving average 4 days ago) using true daily cases.Thanks for this.
While the website shows a R rate, I cannot see an explanation of how it calculated.
It mentions "Calculated with a 4-day ratio"; but what is this ratio?
Covid test numbers vs new cases detected?
Dr Nick Coatsworth suggests the R number in a densely populated suburb with high rises will have a different R number to a lower density suburb in the same city (see: What is the R number and why is it important?)
Vic Roadmap....
Those that are fully vaccinated will be able to do more things.
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No commitment in Vic roadmap re state borders opening. Premiers need to fess up as to when they plan for their states to become part of Australia again.
Do you have a better resolution version of this? Thanks!
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He said at 80% double, but obviously other premiers could stuff that up as well
No commitment in Vic roadmap re state borders opening. Premiers need to fess up as to when they plan for their states to become part of Australia again.
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Its not in the written plan released to the press.
The announced plan is in line with, and is part of, the agreed the National
Actually it is not fully compliant, the release you posted does not commit to open state boarders nor to removal of international arrival caps at 80%. Its still very much a fortess Victoria plan. If Andrews intends to honour the PMs roadmap, those items would have been included.
Actually it is not fully compliant, the release you posted does not commit to open state borders nor to removal of international arrival caps at 80%. Its still very much a fortess Victoria plan. If Andrews intends to honour the PMs roadmap, those items would have been included in writing, but obviously doesnt want to be held to honouring opening up.
Victoria is the only state with a large enough population to bring down the national average to a point that will prevent international travel from NSW, he needs to get properly onboard.
I think interstate boarders can get exemptions though.
Exmptions are discretionary and cant be relied upon to applied fairly, we see this now. At 80% double vaxed if residents of a state need to apply for permission to return home, then that is no better than what we have today. The economic recovery needs Australians to be able to reliably make travel arrangements without fear of being locked out of their home because an unvaccinated person gets Covid or someone in palliative care dies with Covid.
There needs to be a firm guarantee that fully vaxed Aussies can travel between states/territories without iso if both the departure state and arrival state are at 80% fully vaxed.
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I think interstate boarders can get exemptions though.
There needs to be a firm guarantee that fully vaxed Aussies can travel between states/territories without iso if both the departure state and arrival state are at 80% fully vaxed.
Stage C of the National Plan includes: Exempt vaccinated residents from all domestic restrictions
I can't, NT Chief Minister has already stated once we get above 80% double vaxxed, if I visit Sydney or Melbourne (they will be 80% before NT) and they are classified Red due to more than X cases (let's call it 50 per day just for a number), even though I am fully vaccinated, I need to home quarantine for 14 days when I come back home.
Completely goes against Scomo's Phase C outcomes re no domestic restrictions for fully vaccinated citizens.