Australia's COVID-19 response frayed after early successes, damaging the public's trust and making it unlikely that lockdowns or other harsh restrictions will be tolerated again, a federal government review has found.
aussie statr premiers were far far eorse mongeral miss brhasviour re the covid bs saga
refusdibg point blank individuals crossing state borderd for funerakd
gutless federsl govt refusdig to intervenr
fn disusting
and many fecry as bs the obvious existence of gw/cc huh
betalot off older asus still believe in a as;;b white asussdir policy
“I am half agony, half hope.” Jane Austen’s words come to mind as delegates recover from a marathon negotiation that brought to a close the 29th United Nation’s annual climate conference (COP29).
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