The Morrison Government is moving to eradicate a new Australia logo that bears an uncanny resemblance to the Coronavirus just two months after it escaped from a state-sponsored design laboratory.
The logo was released to the world in July after reports that a team of specialists including Qantas CEO Alan Joyce and mining magnate Andrew Forest had been secretly experimenting on it for years.
The government has denied this, insisting that the logo originated in a woke market where batty ideas were regularly ingested.
Whatever its origins, a report in The Australian today said that the Government would act swiftly to quarantine the...
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