Go on, admit it; just when you thought it was safe to go back to the pub, or the office, or the gym, you found you didn’t want to. It’s only two weeks since Gladys tossed us the keys to our front doors, and then tossed young Dominic the keys to the bus, but there are already signs that Freedom Hesitancy may act as a significant brake on the road to economic recovery along which Mr Perrottet must now drive us.
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