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On a lighter note, Delta Air Lines must be over the moon there's a new variant.
On a lighter note, Delta Air Lines must be over the moon there's a new variant.
And a certain Aussie pop singer!On a lighter note, Delta Air Lines must be over the moon there's a new variant.
Not so good for these guys, though :On a lighter note, Delta Air Lines must be over the moon there's a new variant.
I feel sorry for a friends 12y.o. daughter called Isis.Not so good for these guys, though :
SARS-CoV-2 Variant Called "Omicron"
www.omicronenergy.com
And do you reckon SA Govt is being slammed today over their reversal of home quarantine without notice last week. And in the process gaoled Julie Gillard on return to SA. .Looks like BNE are over it.
Brisbane Airport slams ‘confusing’ COVID guidelines for international arrivals
I feel sorry for a friends 12y.o. daughter called Isis.
And in the process gaoled Julie Gillard on return to SA
Yes. Another story I guess...If only 12 then the parents chose the name a good 9 years after Isis became widely known as a terrorist group, seems like a poor decision.
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Well actually she was allowed to go home unlike the non celebrity arrivals.
If only 12 then the parents chose the name a good 9 years after Isis became widely known as a terrorist group, seems like a poor decision.
In April 2013, having expanded into Syria, the group adopted the name ad-Dawlah al-Islāmiyah fī 'l-ʿIrāq wa-sh-Shām (الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام). As al-Shām is a region often compared with the Levant or Greater Syria, the group's name has been variously translated as "Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham",[131] "Islamic State of Iraq and Syria"[132] (both abbreviated as ISIS), or "Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant" (abbreviated as ISIL).[101]
Who?Julie Gillard .
as well as fully vaccinated green lane travellers from New Zealand and Singapore a
Given all the caveats not sure we can really claim the 15th as the date.Well it looks like Wednesday 15th December 2021 is the magic date. I wonder who won the prediction?
the government announced in late November it was delaying the plan to reopen Australia to international skilled and student cohorts, as well as humanitarian, working, holidaymaker and provisional family visa holders, from 1 December until 15 December.
That “pause” also included reopening to travellers from Japan and South Korea. It was to gather more information about the Omicron variant. As it stood, the Australian border was “already closed to travellers except fully vaccinated Australian citizens, permanent residents and immediate family, as well as fully vaccinated green lane travellers from New Zealand and Singapore and limited exemptions...
while it’s not a fully fledged opening as that’s yet to be determined, it’s still a moment for celebration !
Well it looks like Wednesday 15th December 2021 is the magic date. I wonder who won the prediction?
the government announced in late November it was delaying the plan to reopen Australia to international skilled and student cohorts, as well as humanitarian, working, holidaymaker and provisional family visa holders, from 1 December until 15 December.
That “pause” also included reopening to travellers from Japan and South Korea. It was to gather more information about the Omicron variant. As it stood, the Australian border was “already closed to travellers except fully vaccinated Australian citizens, permanent residents and immediate family, as well as fully vaccinated green lane travellers from New Zealand and Singapore and limited exemptions...
while it’s not a fully fledged opening as that’s yet to be determined, it’s still a moment for celebration !
A bit of glass half full, glass half empty going on here. My daughter has been hanging out for visa holders to be admitted, as a number of staff from her firm left AU during the pandemic and are chaffing at the bit to return. She is glass half full about it all.Given all the caveats not sure we can really claim the 15th as the date.
Yes, I'd agree its a step in the right direction but in my view its still only one step.A bit of glass half full, glass half empty going on here. My daughter has been hanging out for visa holders to be admitted, as a number of staff from her firm left AU during the pandemic and are chaffing at the bit to return. She is glass half full about it all.
News reports are suggesting that the 72 hour isolation for intl arrivals ends in NSW tomorrow. Can’t seem to find anything to back it up though
That would be right, a fine piece of expensive silliness that was. Just goes to show that no jurisdiction has immunity from knee jerk reactions.News reports are suggesting that the 72 hour isolation for intl arrivals ends in NSW tomorrow. Can’t seem to find anything to back it up though
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