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Analysis Coronavirus - The Impact III “WA - An Island within an Island”
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WA govt not going to pay for any AFL Hub in Perth although with Crown resort and new Stadium precinct it would be a good location . Last night's news saying Adelaide , QLD and Melbourne seem favoured locations for AFL Hubs .
Article on Perth & how it's changed since this began
www.abc.net.au
Data shows how COVID-19 shutdown transformed life in Australia's most isolated city
By all accounts, Perth has responded to the coronavirus pandemic exceptionally well. We crunched the numbers to see how the secluded city has held up.
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I just read the detail and they are winding back their stupid over the top restrictions to be more in line with other states (like ours). They will now let you go for more than a 50km drive (how did they even enforce that?), go outside with yr family and exercise with one other person. Oh, and shop for non-essential items. None of these things were high risk in the first place and should not have been restricted.
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- Apr 1, 2009
- 65,914
- 100,435
- AFL Club
- West Coast
- Other Teams
- Perth FC, Everton, Delhi
It's easy to call restrictions 'stupid' and 'over the top' in hindsight, but I'd rather an overly cautious approach and being able to laugh about it afterwards, than going in too casual and paying the price.
- Jun 26, 2011
- 3,463
- 7,545
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- West Coast
- Other Teams
- Perth Wildcats, Perth Lynx
I think all the people that deserted the CBD area are currently walking, cycling or picnicing down on the South Perth foreshore. Outside of Skyworks I've never seen it busier than it is this morning. The vibe is magic. Strongly suggest Quinz avoids any catch-ups down there today because chances of a conception occurring would be ~ 90%.Article on Perth & how it's changed since this began
Data shows how COVID-19 shutdown transformed life in Australia's most isolated city
By all accounts, Perth has responded to the coronavirus pandemic exceptionally well. We crunched the numbers to see how the secluded city has held up.
- Sep 28, 2009
- 23,881
- 34,403
- AFL Club
- West Coast
- Other Teams
- Reading FC
WA reporting no new cases. Give it a week or 2 and we will start easing restrictions I reckon
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There is now a real chance Australia late next week will have less than 40 in ICU, less than 90 deaths, and less than 900 active cases in a nation of 25 million.
No way did I think these numbers would happen when this all started.
No way did I think these numbers would happen when this all started.
- Sep 21, 2004
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- West Coast
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- Norwood & Liverpool.
Forward Press
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Sensible move, relax the harsh limit of 2 and see how it goes in 2 weeks. We generally have been complying pretty well and our numbers reflect this.
- Sep 28, 2009
- 23,881
- 34,403
- AFL Club
- West Coast
- Other Teams
- Reading FC
Glad that home opens are back on.
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Probably important to put into context that this brings us in line with South Australia (the 10 person rule), for those worrying this is too relaxed. Most things still remain closed or severely limited, for now.
I don't know if that's sarcastic or not but this is genuinely good news. I have family with plenty at stake in real estate and this move is very much welcomed.
brb putting more air in the footy
- Sep 28, 2009
- 23,881
- 34,403
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- West Coast
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- Reading FC
I've been trying to sell a place since just before corona hit.
Good luck with it bud. Hope you have a win
- Apr 30, 2015
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Fair enough I suppose
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