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Aussie Life

Aussie Life

5 September 2020

9:00 AM

5 September 2020

9:00 AM

Peter Scammell

There is no doubt that the corona virus pandemic is changing the way we live and think about things. Words we hadn’t used for years such as hub, cluster and social distance are common place now, and many people have learned how to spell hygiene. Even the word epidemiology has entered the lexicon of mainstream conversation.

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