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whufc be happy, country people can get financial payments now, not just hotspots. Common sense for once!

whufc wrote:How stupid

Government enforces statewide restrictions but only those living in the hotspot areas will be eligible for financial relief from losing work

That bloody crazy!!!! I’m seriously done with this shite

Announced that the government will pay the whole state not just the city

Eagles2014 wrote:whufc be happy, country people can get financial payments now, not just hotspots. Common sense for once!

Marshall's words "Country people can now enjoy the same benefits as city people" Enjoy

Sole traders/self employed miss out again.

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any idea how you get a scrip from a GP under current conditions? Anyway of getting it remotely?

Dutchy wrote:any idea how you get a scrip from a GP under current conditions? Anyway of getting it remotely?

Pretty sure you can do a phone consult with your doctor and he can send the script electronically to the chemist. Maybe ring your local pharmacy for confirmation.

Dutchy wrote:any idea how you get a scrip from a GP under current conditions? Anyway of getting it remotely?

My GP sends the scripts to my phone and i take it to the chemist and they have some programme which then downloads it

daysofourlives wrote:
By the end of August we could be at level 5 lockdown.
Wow, whats level 5 you ask?
Everything closed
No leaving home without a permit
Food shortages
Military Law
Military protecting and rationing food supplies.
Odds $10

Pretty keen to get a piece of this. I'd like $100 on it please.
Under the circumstances I suggest we ask another poster to hold the money. Agreed?

Eagles2014 wrote:whufc be happy, country people can get financial payments now, not just hotspots. Common sense for once!

Finally some common sense, that was one of the most ridiculous decisions I have heard of.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Has there been any changes this morning?

Yesterday my brother's boss rang him to say not to go to work last night as they're going to close for a week.

Get's a call this morning saying work is back on??

He works for an engineering/machining firm, they make parts for the defence force.

Defence manufacturing has been classified as an essential service.

With the list of exposure sites growing rapidly, but just the one case today.. what will be the thoughts if we don't see many cases out of this? Will the "Delta" variant be debunked as super contagious?

The Bedge wrote:With the list of exposure sites growing rapidly, but just the one case today.. what will be the thoughts if we don't see many cases out of this? Will the "Delta" variant be debunked as super contagious?

No SA just got ******* lucky!

heater31 wrote:

The Bedge wrote:With the list of exposure sites growing rapidly, but just the one case today.. what will be the thoughts if we don't see many cases out of this? Will the "Delta" variant be debunked as super contagious?

No SA just got ******* lucky!

So far

Tomorrows and Fridays numbers will be key as basically all the tests done yesterday and today will be in.

If the numbers are low and relatively low number of new exposure sites, the prognosis of this being shorter rather than a longer lockdown will increase and yes SA would've got lucky.

Lets all hope that is what occurs.

The Bedge wrote:With the list of exposure sites growing rapidly, but just the one case today.. what will be the thoughts if we don't see many cases out of this? Will the "Delta" variant be debunked as super contagious?

South Australia makes up a minuscule part of the world population. The Delta variant is everywhere. Whatever happens in SA, it's not going to debunk or confirm the contagious-ness of the Delta variant.

Still, I think only one new case today has to be encouraging.

The Bedge wrote:With the list of exposure sites growing rapidly, but just the one case today.. what will be the thoughts if we don't see many cases out of this? Will the "Delta" variant be debunked as super contagious?

I'm not sure if it was last night's piss intake, SA Health's rules resembling swiss cheese, the media beat up or other contributing factors but Daisy is beginning to make some sense.

According to sources we should be seeing people keeling over in the streets gasping for air, all I see is hordes of idiots buying paper for the shitter and fighting over them.

One thing that I find amusing is those getting on social media announcing that they have just gone and got tested thinking they've just defended our country on the front line.

RB wrote:

The Bedge wrote:With the list of exposure sites growing rapidly, but just the one case today.. what will be the thoughts if we don't see many cases out of this? Will the "Delta" variant be debunked as super contagious?

South Australia makes up a minuscule part of the world population. The Delta variant is everywhere. Whatever happens in SA, it's not going to debunk or confirm the contagious-ness of the Delta variant.

Still, I think only one new case today has to be encouraging.

Encouraging, yes, but how the hell will it not spread like wild fire after what we all witnessed yesterday.

One thing that gets up my goat is when they announce borders shutting at say 10pm, then everyone, footballers included, jump on a plane to beat the closure, isn't that defeating the purpose?

We keep getting told its "Highly Transmissible" however the evidence is clearly not there, all the exposure sites, all the testing and 1 new case. Look at Melb & Sydney, while they are struggling to lower numbers, they have flattened the curve and there has been no expediential increase that a "Highly Transmissible" variant should produce.

Im also yet to see an Woolies or Coles as a exposure site, yet they would have to be a very high risk business due to traffic surely?

Our local Coles just had a total of 10 customers in the whole place.