If there is one thing that to be learned from NSW in the last 18 months, it is the fact that lockdowns are not required to manage COVID-19 outbreaks successfully. Any opposition leader unhappy with the long-term damage that lockdowns have on businesses, employees, families, not to mention the public’s mental health overall, should seek advice from the Berejiklian Government and offer a clear alternative to the voting public.
There is no doubt in states like Victoria lockdowns are an ‘easy fix’ to contain outbreaks for a government too incompetent to repair its management system.
Victorians know this too well as we...
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