I'd prefer that stress over the stress of an indefinite ban on seeing Australian family overseas. I would have put up with that over 12 months ago if it meant I could go. Things once thought unthinkable we'll have to get used to for a while.
This is my main question. I'm in Alice, and fly QFF ASP to DRW, then will exit Australia maybe med next year via DRW - SIN - CDG all direct. Can I land in Darwin, then same day without leaving airport fly bac to Alice and home quarantine? Is there a timeframe between landing and departing domestically - same airport, and will ensure I return and exit same day. Would even be prepared to home quarantine AirBNB in Darwin, but rather flyhome and quarantine at home.
Assuming 80% vaccination is enough for NT to not require international quarantine - then yes.
Does seem like the assumption of innocence line is somewhere way way way back behind us.
Replying to myself seems somewhat narcisistic but this feels like a continuation of demonisation of overseas travellers.
Not exactly a credible source when there have been no details released yet somehow in the US they know the details? It's just facial recognition and GPS. At selected times of the day. And when done, delete the app.
Honestly? Is your post serious? Currently it's been trialled with a mix of overseas and interstate travellers who would otherwise be put into a med hotel for 14 days. I'd do it in a heartbeat. Most modern phones have face recognition which is great, except when wearing a mask.
yes, do you honestly think fully vaccinated poeple people getting off a plane should be subject to harsher restrictions than people who were in say a restaurant with a positive person in it?
The Tasmanian Government has proved the point today.Their Media show today was mostly concerned with the repatriation flight from London.It was described as a risk and the most likely action that might let delta in that we have done.But all staff at the HQ they are going to are fully vaccinated.
presumably $$$ to replace some of the lost tourism revenue
This is what we already have in Western Australia when returning from medium risk states, although only 4 mins IIRC to respond. Then a telephone call rather than an immediate visit by police.
I think the extent of home quarantine in a post-80% world will depend on a traffic light system of country covid risk. Yes it might seem a bit overboard and Australia will still probably insist on pre-flight PCR, etc. Australia will need time to get comfortable to how they use home quarantine and when no quarantine is required..
what triggers falling into that requirement? being at an exposure site?
This is what justifies that deep an intrusion?
That is for when you are isolating after arriving from anywhere interstate that is not very low risk.
Must…Fly has already answered, plus I added onto my original post.
So Taxi drivers / uber drivers / bus drivers will only get to do one shift a fortnight?
Well Australia hasn't abandon TTIQ in a post-80% world, so it might take time for Australia to get comfortable with a no quarantine system.
