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In what way ?Despite the focus in the community about Vaxxed status,
For anyone who is hospitalised with/for Covid, their history of vaccination is becoming a moot point.
In what way ?Despite the focus in the community about Vaxxed status,
For anyone who is hospitalised with/for Covid, their history of vaccination is becoming a moot point.
Officially 9 cases in WA today.
From what I have heard, the boffins at WA Health don't think they have an accurate line of sight as to how many cases there really are.
Testing numbers are not encouraging. If the % positive starts to pick up without the number of tests picking up, I'm inclined to agree.Officially 9 cases in WA today.
From what I have heard, the boffins at WA Health don't think they have an accurate line of sight as to how many cases there really are.
I heard yesterday that supplies through SA to WA were becoming problematic.I wonder if WA might be in for double .... cv numbers apparently rising, and the rail link to the east simultaneously cut.
Yep, some road freight companies refusing to go to WA and others due to driver shortages are concentrating their efforts to short Eastern trips.I heard yesterday that supplies through SA to WA were becoming problematic.
WA continues to bounce around with 22 reported.
14 linked to Library Nightclub / Club Bootylicious (8 direct and 6 secondary)
1 to Bunbury
6 to known contacts
1 mystery
And in reverse the SA flight is at the furthest away gate for disembarkation. We will have a protracted long tail (with no huge spike.)To use a fitting analogy - we seem to be having a long taxi; when will we get airborne, I wonder.
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Busiest I’ve seen the CBD in a while today and traffic a lot busier. The messaging from Marshall seems clearer and it seems people are starting to show some confidence in getting back out and about againAnd in reverse the SA flight is at the furthest away gate for disembarkation. We will have a protracted long tail (with no huge spike.)
And in reverse the SA flight is at the furthest away gate for disembarkation. We will have a protracted long tail (with no huge spike.)
But, but, there is bootylicious action on the IFE as we taxi.To use a fitting analogy - we seem to be having a long taxi; when will we get airborne, I wonder.
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I reckon that might well turn out to be Perth’s equivalent of the Fanny’s nightclub super spreader event in Newcastle.But, but, there is bootylicious action on the IFE as we taxi.
And in reverse the SA flight is at the furthest away gate for disembarkation. We will have a protracted long tail (with no huge spike.)
Yep, that is indeed the plan. Just hope the daily reporting of numbers ends and we can return to important things like elective surgery etc.If they are correct about Covid becoming endemic the tail will never end, and it will just go up and down in waves of various sizes due to variety of factors. The severity (virulence) largely depending on the variant/s of the time.
No huge spike means that the health system and economy will both cope better.
I reckon that might well turn out to be Perth’s equivalent of the Fanny’s nightclub super spreader event in Newcastle.
Was incredibly successful at accelerating the cases here.
The rail line must surely be starting to hurt WA.I think you might be right as most have been infectious and active in the community spreading it around.
My parents said there had been panic buying in their local (I think more to do with the massive freight issues into WA than covid?) so I said happy new year welcome to 2020 and they laughed, grimacing![]()