Australia's infection rate of COVID-19 is flattening, with the rate of new cases falling below one per cent and just 53 in the past 24 hours.
Mr Hunt said the national cabinet would on Tuesday discuss if certain elective surgeries - including IVF procedures - could resume. "But I think the most important thing, the national cabinet has agreed, the suppression strategy is working and we need to stay the course on this."Former race discrimination commissioner warns anti-Asian racism during coronavirus 'will only get worse'
Ah they've 'flattened' the magical covid19 curve, right, well done for fooling a nation and realising how brainwashed people really are.
They don't have the first idea if the curve is flattening, because still working off biased symptom based testing stats. Germany (wisely) doing 100,000 random tests a week to gauge real virus curve and pushing 500,000 symptom based testing. OZ NOT actually doing a good job.
Time for everyone to get back to work. In Australia, COVID-19 has been a storm in a teacup.
nicolasnicola22 Hope so. Would be very surprised if it hadn't.
There is no exit plan! What are the current suicide numbers, do we have that stat? COVID
It actually went up overnight.
That’s right, so don’t f it up by racing off too quickly!
Now as more of our attention turns to recovery, we need politics that will look out for all in our community. australialockdown auspol AusProgressive covid19australia
What now genius?
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