Australian state border restrictions

[PineappleSkip]

I agree, no covid, no urgency. completely understand the lacklustre vax uptake rate.

Exactly the same issue in Qld. An outbreak has a salutary effect on the unvaccinated. Even in Goondiwindi which has Qld's highest vax rates.

Goondiwindi COVID-19 cases prompt 'overwhelming number' of vaccine-hesitant coming forward​

 

[kookaburra75]

Probably to protect the indigenous populations of the Pilbara and Kimberley. Vaccination rates are very low there.

Whic is simlar to what they're thinking of for the NT. And knowing what conditions are like on the ground in those areas, that's a reasonable thing to do. Mind you, when I lived in the Kimberly, we liked to think we could stop those 'Perth' people coming up north to spoil things.

 

[jrfsp]

Not sure why anyone even bothers with these modellers anymore

https://twitter.com/x/status/1456467550213079046

Those numbers seem dubious although to compare with VIC over the last 12 months wouldn't be valid as they have had 100K cases while basically in lockdown. These numbers are not based on lockdown conditions.

 

[RooFlyer]

And so it all tumbles down… will be all gone very soon.

[Regards Tas]. Ha ha, you wish .

 

[jakeseven7]

[Regards Tas]. Ha ha, you wish .

Huh?

 

[Jacques Vert]

With all these members heading to CFS we should arrange an AFF gathering.

 

[exceladdict]

As has also been discussed extensively, it looks like WA will be holding onto a few restrictions for travellers, with no indication they are temporary measures:

• Full vaccinations as a condition for interstate travel (international unvaxxed must quarantine)
• Negative tests both 72hrs before entry and 48hrs after entry
• Must complete a G2G pass
• Must use SafeWA for checkins at public venues (though I note compliance with this is low already)

Unclear if you are expected to isolate until that first result is released, but that was certainly the case when I got in from Melbourne just before the border shut in June.

 

[jakeseven7]

As has also been discussed extensively, it looks like WA will be holding onto a few restrictions for travellers, with no indication they are temporary measures:

• Full vaccinations as a condition for interstate travel (international unvaxxed must quarantine)
• Negative tests both 72hrs before entry and 48hrs after entry
• Must complete a G2G pass
• Must use SafeWA for checkins at public venues (though I note compliance with this is low already)

Unclear if you are expected to isolate until that first result is released, but that was certainly the case when I got in from Melbourne just before the border shut in June.

Fine except for the testing. Won’t be going unless for work or if my family guilt me into going - in which case free PDF editor may or may not be used

 

[lovetravellingoz]

Possibly most are border residents. NSW is common within Wodonga (and Vic in Albury).

Yes indeed. All above board.

One of the people we were off-grid camped with is a lady that grew up just over the border. So on Weds she went to Echuca to have lunch with her sister and her family who crossed over for lunch.

 

[MARTINE]

Won’t be going unless for work or if my family guilt me into going - in which case free PDF editor may or may not be used

Security!!!!

 

[jakeseven7]

Security!!!!

Sorry it’s to the point of civil disobedience now for idiotic rules.

 

[Must...Fly!]

There are a lot of questions about the "modelling" from WA.

My main one is what is the detail behind the vaccination levels set in the model? Do they account for increasing vaccination after the 80% mark or is it just assumed to be a static number.

As we all know when covid comes then most run for the jabs...

 

[Flashback]

There are a lot of questions about the "modelling" from WA.

My main one is what is the detail behind the vaccination levels set in the model? Do they account for increasing vaccination after the 80% mark or is it just assumed to be a static number.

As we all know when covid comes then most run for the jabs...

That's why a little leak is needed.

 

[MARTINE]

That's why a little leak is needed.

Security!!!!!

 

[oz_mark]

There are a lot of questions about the "modelling" from WA.

My main one is what is the detail behind the vaccination levels set in the model? Do they account for increasing vaccination after the 80% mark or is it just assumed to be a static number.

As we all know when covid comes then most run for the jabs...

"To explore the risks of vaccination peaking at lower thresholds, the model was configured to cease further vaccinations once the
thresholds of 80% and 90% coverage are met."

https://www.wa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-11/Modelling_WAs_COVID-19_Transition_Plan.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3z1FUT1caSFPBgsoUox7bdkTi2S37YPytHDGQ9p2o0OI0f8jhBvp4iLds

 

[Must...Fly!]

"To explore the risks of vaccination peaking at lower thresholds, the model was configured to cease further vaccinations once the
thresholds of 80% and 90% coverage are met."

https://www.wa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-11/Modelling_WAs_COVID-19_Transition_Plan.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3z1FUT1caSFPBgsoUox7bdkTi2S37YPytHDGQ9p2o0OI0f8jhBvp4iLds

So it's a complete waste of time then and reflective in no way of the real life scenario.

People get paid to make this stuff up hey?

 

[eastwest101]

So it's a complete waste of time then and reflective in no way of the real life scenario.

People get paid to make this stuff up hey?

Yes exactly - like any model or simulation:

Garbage in = garbage out

 

[exceladdict]

Fine except for the testing. Won’t be going unless for work or if my family guilt me into going - in which case free PDF editor may or may not be used

And that's why test on arrival will be here to stay for some time.

 

[serfty]

Yes exactly - like any model or simulation:

Garbage in = garbage out

Or:

Facts In => Garbage methodology => Garbage Out

 

[jakeseven7]

And that's why test on arrival will be here to stay for some time.

Doubt it