Gladys Berejiklian in trouble?

[sherb]

Station Arcade ??

Little cafe directly opposite does a belter Bacon 'n egg roll for $6

$8 with a coffee

Station St, yes. It's the only Coles in St Marys.

I know the cafe you mention, although I haven't been there for yonks.

Next time I'm in there and I see someone interrogating staff about masks and/or sarcastically coughing I'll be sure to say hello to you.

 

[spinynorman]

Station St, yes. It's the only Coles in St Marys.

I know the cafe you mention, although I haven't been there for yonks.

Next time I'm in there and I see someone interrogating staff about masks and/or sarcastically coughing I'll be sure to say hello to you.

Ah I thought I’d been to the Coles but it’s a Woolies in St Marys Village isn’t it.

 

[pazza]

Sky calling the lockdowns " draconian "


Forget about that November election i called

They are quite happy to let things spread - provided it doesn't jump into Vaucluse.

 

[NSWCROW]

Station St, yes. It's the only Coles in St Marys.

I know the cafe you mention, although I haven't been there for yonks.

Next time I'm in there and I see someone interrogating staff about masks and/or sarcastically coughing I'll be sure to say hello to you.

I'd never been there before, i was expecting a horror show but it's quite nice there - at least the parts i've seen.

Main street could do with a coat of paint though.
Still not as ugly as Blacktown cbd though , stuck in the 60's.

 

[spinynorman]

So if you live or work in the 4 LGAs you have to stay at home.

But what about those who have shopped there? Went to uni every day?

Yeah it should just be if you’ve been there. I neither live nor work in those areas but had a pretty great night out in Darlo on Saturday night, and have effectively isolated since Sunday, because I probably caught something one way or the other.

 

[NSWCROW]

Ah I thought I’d been to the Coles but it’s a Woolies in St Marys Village isn’t it.

Yeah, i think that's further west.

 

[Caesar]

NSW is a fair bit different from Victoria - much geographically bigger and with more/larger/more independent regional cities and population hubs

Sydney itself is about 30% larger than Melbourne in terms of area covered, and your average Sydneysider doesn’t traverse the city to the same extent Melburnians do

Not saying that there are no valid comparisons to be made but I’d just caution against assuming that the best course of action for NSW is the same as for Victoria

things changed this year - she has been swinging pretty hard at vic during 2021

do agree for 2020 however

I get the impression that the Northern Beaches crisis was a fracturing point

NSW were more supportive of Victoria than the other states in 2020, trying to keep things as open and smooth as possible, but when NSW had their own problems Victoria were very quick to pull up the rope

 

[Doss]

NSW is a fair bit different from Victoria - much geographically bigger and with more/larger/more independent regional cities and population hubs

Sydney itself is about 30% larger than Melbourne in terms of area covered, and your average Sydneysider doesn’t traverse the city to the same extent Melbournians do

Not saying that there are no valid comparisons to be made but I’d just caution against assuming that the best course of action for NSW is the same as for Victoria


I get the impression that the Northern Beaches crisis was a fracturing point

NSW were more supportive of Victoria than the other states in 2020, trying to keep things as open and smooth as possible, but when NSW had their own problems Victoria were very quick to pull up the rope

We were but given what we’d just emerged from late last year I don’t think that should have been a surprise to anyone.

 

[sherb]

Ah I thought I’d been to the Coles but it’s a Woolies in St Marys Village isn’t it.

Yes, that's correct.

Coles is near the railway station, Woolies is in St Marys Village and, just for completion's sake, Aldi is near St Marys Village on the other side of the highway (opposite the Band Club).

 

[Caesar]

We were but given what we’d just emerged from late last year I don’t think that should have been a surprise to anyone.

It was certainly unsurprising, I’ll give you that

 

[sherb]

****ing spewing.

All games in local Senior Sydney AFL footy have been cancelled this weekend.

Thanks Gladys.

 

[Nikita Blue]

Wonder what the next AFR magazine cover story is going to be.

 

[pazza]

What is the NRL impact?

To my knowledge, there is at least 3 clubs directly impacted by the lockdown.

 

[Doss]

It was certainly unsurprising, I agree on that

And only the most parochial would deny that the border being shut disproportionately affects towns on the NSW side more severely, as with the exception of Albury/Wodonga, the towns on the Victorian side in the joint settlements is the larger one and the NSW town to an extent a satellite of the Victorian one.

I get why NSW didn’t like it. But politically it was never likely to go any other way.

 

[Cooldude]

Don’t blame me for Sydney cluster, it’s NSW’s problem: PM

Scott Morrison says the NSW government has failed to enforce mandatory vaccinations, allowing the virus to spread through a Sydney limousine driver.

www.afr.com

At least Sqotty's non partisan when it throwing people under the bus to save his own sorry arse.

Anyone who would willingly work for this guy is a complete idiot

He would throw his own kids under the bus to save himself

He will get backstabbed one day and the dirt that will be aired's gonna be delicious

 

[Gigantic]

 

[NSWCROW]

What is the NRL impact?

To my knowledge, there is at least 3 clubs directly impacted by the lockdown.

Full bye rd this weekend

 

[pazza]

So If I park a car on one side where there is a parking spot I am in lockdown but I cross the road and shop I am not. LGA specific lockdowns are ridiculous let's be honest.

 

[Ned_Flanders]

NSW is a fair bit different from Victoria - much geographically bigger and with more/larger/more independent regional cities and population hubs

Sydney itself is about 30% larger than Melbourne in terms of area covered, and your average Sydneysider doesn’t traverse the city to the same extent Melburnians do

Not saying that there are no valid comparisons to be made but I’d just caution against assuming that the best course of action for NSW is the same as for Victoria


I get the impression that the Northern Beaches crisis was a fracturing point

NSW were more supportive of Victoria than the other states in 2020, trying to keep things as open and smooth as possible, but when NSW had their own problems Victoria were very quick to pull up the rope

Don't disagree, but in fairness we are punch drunk down here. I get NSW want to roll the dice, but there is no appetite for risk in melbourne

 

[NSWCROW]

Sydneysiders right now -

 

[Stan_Darsh72]

What is the NRL impact?

To my knowledge, there is at least 3 clubs directly impacted by the lockdown.

I think its a bye week due to Sate of Origin however the NSW players were out of the city this week

 

[NSWCROW]

****ing spewing.

All games in local Senior Sydney AFL footy have been cancelled this weekend.

Thanks Gladys.

No brainer


Also means i don't have to drive my nephew to ****en Warwick Farm on Sunday you bewdy !!!

 

[NSWCROW]

 

[hamohawk1]

Raf (who was critical of the Vic Gov last year) has seemingly broken ranks and had enough with the 'reporting' over the last week. Its a f*cking shambles that NSW is seemingly getting a rails run, but ffs cmon is it that hard for the Murdoch and Fairfax crew to put a shred of pressure on the feds over the vaccine rollout?

 

[Crankyhawk]

So in Vic we call that "lock down" right?

No, we call that postcode lockdown. Then 3-7 days later (I forget exactly) we realise it doesn’t work and then go ring of steel.