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Waiting it out behind the Covid Curtain

WHO’s to blame for the disaster in India?

15 May 2021

9:00 AM

15 May 2021

9:00 AM

Behind the Covid Curtain, Australia’s state and federal leaders tremble. Premiers try not to panic about solitary cases and missing links. Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he is not going to unlock Fortress Oz anytime soon because the pandemic is ‘more threatening’ than a year ago, and ‘racing’ at an unprecedented speed in India, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.

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