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Mrs Side and her sisters were barred from viewing that film.
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Grandparents are allowed to provide care.
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Good Horse it’s time for your next episode of the Chronicles of Mikakos.
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Mikakos calls for pandemic royal commission, questions Sutton’s performance
In her first public appearance since resigning, the former health minister again expressed disappointment that her department did not inform of her of serious operational problems during last year’s COVID-19 second wave.
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Only in certain circumstances.
"The order now states children can only be minded by a non-parent or guardian if the child is vulnerable and needs at-home care, if their carer is an authorised worker, or cannot take the child with them to get essential goods or attend a health appointment."
“If your grandmother looks after your kid every Tuesday and that’s a normal thing, you may regard that as part of your normal household activity and that’s OK. But at this point in time, it’s not,” he told reporters on Friday.
“That really sucks but we’re doing everything we can to reduce contact now because those cases we are talking about in the west ... continue to be fuelled by those small little exchanges.”
‘THAT REALLY SUCKS’: Victoria changes grandparent babysitting rules amid COVID spike
COVID commander Jeroen Weimar confirmed Victoria’s stay-at-home directions were refreshed overnight to clarify rules around child-minding.
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So a guy overdosed on ivermectin, I guess in “doing the research” safe dosing levels didn’t form a part of it. Who would’ve thought that a guy with no medical expertise could stuff up, shocked to be sitting here.
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What the sheeple fail to understand is that the only way “doing the research” can determine the safe dosage of Ivermectin is for a brave Freedom Fighter to take an unsafe amount.
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Some doctor from Westmead was on the telly yesterday and said that they have had several cases now of people who have had to be admitted after self dosing on ivermectin.
He also said that you cannot get it via prescription so it was sourced via the internet.
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No words. Vax not safe but horse pills from the net will be fine.
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Crazy to self medicate but it speaks to the desperation for some people. Wrong to imply it’s only an animal medication. There is too much evidence that’s it’s a very good drug in general and has had some good outcomes as both a preventative and therapeutic. Has been prescribed by doctors for people with long haul COVID.
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Get your hand off it. It speaks to stupidity, not desperation.
If the clown had the ability to go to the net to source something labelled ivermectin, he had the ability to get vaxed.
If it wasn’t prescribed, don’t take it.
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We’ve had lockdowns, restrictions, loss of income, hospitals under stress, families separated and friendships broken. We’ve even had people admitting to eating pineapple on pizza.
But this is the last straw.
Abba has reformed to release a new record.
God have mercy on our souls.
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But this is the last straw.
Abba has reformed to release a new record.
God have mercy on our souls.
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Yes, but hasn't that always been the case during restrictions?Only in certain circumstances.
"The order now states children can only be minded by a non-parent or guardian if the child is vulnerable and needs at-home care, if their carer is an authorised worker, or cannot take the child with them to get essential goods or attend a health appointment."
“If your grandmother looks after your kid every Tuesday and that’s a normal thing, you may regard that as part of your normal household activity and that’s OK. But at this point in time, it’s not,” he told reporters on Friday.
“That really sucks but we’re doing everything we can to reduce contact now because those cases we are talking about in the west ... continue to be fuelled by those small little exchanges.”
‘THAT REALLY SUCKS’: Victoria changes grandparent babysitting rules amid COVID spike
COVID commander Jeroen Weimar confirmed Victoria’s stay-at-home directions were refreshed overnight to clarify rules around child-minding.
For example, if the parents are authorised workers, then it's fine.
Well for some It appears the net is more infectious than Covid. Whoathunkit?
We’ve had lockdowns, restrictions, loss of income, hospitals under stress, families separated and friendships broken. We’ve even had people admitting to eating pineapple on pizza.
But this is the last straw.
Abba has reformed to release a new record.
God have mercy on our souls.
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Bastards.
We thought Abba was eliminated in 1982.
However, like post polio syndrome, it seems to be making a comeback.
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We’ve had lockdowns, restrictions, loss of income, hospitals under stress, families separated and friendships broken. We’ve even had people admitting to eating pineapple on pizza.
But this is the last straw.
Abba has reformed to release a new record.
God have mercy on our souls.
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I'm glad you helped us take a turn to culture and the arts.
In these challenging times it pays to remember that George Michael still lives through his music. In this brilliant Bonnie Rait cover performed live, he caresses every note. He makes the song his own; he becomes the song.
You might not like the pop star he was but if you can't acknowledge his brilliance here, go lick the top of a pineapple tin.
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That's wrong. All the proper independent studies have revealed that it has no benefit to treating Covid.
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Sheeple. An "independent study" is not proper resurch.
If people prefer it over a vaccine they should be allowed to treat themselves but only in huge doses to make sure it works as intended.
'Desperate people' would talk to a qualified medical practitioner, then vaccinate, wash hands, social distance, wear a mask.
I & most people fail to see the need to take a horse tablet. My GP agrees.
Where profit motives exist, is anything in this world truly independent?
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The Age has been laying the boots in over the last few days, maybe they're getting grumpy too.
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This is a good read on the state of the nation and state politics:
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Reality bites as Victoria’s doughnut dreams turn to fantasy
The state government’s zero-case obsession has been consigned to the epidemiological dustbin.
This is a good read on the state of the nation and state politics:
We've officially moved into a new stage of the pandemic — but there's a rough time ahead
Australia's Federation is now more fractured than at any time during this crisis, in a toxic mix of policy differences and politics, exacerbated by the approaching federal election, writes Michelle Grattan.
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