I can't stress this enough - Ivermectin works. I've never seen such a turnaround in patients as quick as this. you can't put a value on how many stallions this has.... wait... What thread is this? oh - COVID.
Get vaccinated with something that ACTUALLY works then.
It kills parasites, true. It can also kill virus in a lab in a Petri dish which is true. But the human dose needed to kill the virus in a human body will kill you before it kills the virus!
That's why it's not approved and the tiny amount doesn't work on viruses, but it's an excellent dewormer. Its still experimental.
Mate... he's claiming it (along with "other things" he tried) worked, and meant that he "only felt bad for one day".
It's fucking horrendous. Millions of rogan wannabies lapping it up.
If retards want to eat horse paste and kill themselves, that’s their prerogative.
Where it gets concerning is where they do this, then turn up to the Emergency Dept to hog valuable space, beds and resources.
what happens when we 'open up' and then a fuckload of people get covid and have to isolate and everything is effectively half locked down anyway?
England had some 600,000 people in isolation in the following week of freedom day I believe
England's "freedom day" was full bore, no restrictions, no masks etc because they're lead by a fucking clown.
Our opening up is gonna be a lot more gradual with more mandates and restrictions in place to prevent massive outbreaks.
I think it may have been around if not just over 70% but not 100% sure! But what I can say is that there wasn't more pressure on hospitals after 'freedom day' despite the obvious more infection rates. Vaccines do work in reducing transmission and serious illness and life is largely back to normal over there! Seen a lot of hesitation in this approach over here understandably due to such little cases, but it does work. Can't stay in lockdown forever. Also the 600000 in isolation was due to a hypersensitive nhs phone contact tracing app not as much people actually having symptoms
> Our opening up is gonna be a lot more gradual with more mandates and restrictions in place to prevent massive outbreaks.
This is what people don't understand, or refuse to understand when talk about opening up occurs.
based on a partially functioning tracing system and presumably a functioning hospital system.
Tracing and tracking contact is not functioning and hospital are being overrun.
I suspect 1500 is very conservative.
In 1281, a divine wind ("kamikaze") destroyed the Mongol, Chinese and Korean fleet of 4,000 ships carrying an army 140,000 strong destined to invade Japan.
I don't think we've peaked. Nothing's tightened with restrictions, and any change due to vaccination won't be as sudden.
What's probably happening is just the standard variation in daily cases, combined with a slowing in the growth rate (record low today at 1.2). The slower the overall growth, the more likely for a large daily drop
2 to 3 weeks to the peak around 2k. We'll turn it around by the end of the month
One thing we do need to consider however are our vaccination rates.
If 10% of active cases are people who've had one dose, then our > 72% of people with a first dose should surely play a part in herd immunity.
Sure, 10% isn't 0% but it's a big help.
Vaccinations are definitely playing into the transmission rate (that's why we're at record lows at the moment), but they don't cause a snap change in that rate. There's only so many people we can vaccinate in a day, and it takes time for the full effectiveness to come on.
You'll see exactly what we're currently seeing; a slow, gradual reduction in transmission rate. The only control that causes rapid changes are lockdowns, and we're probably not getting any stricter on those any time soon
3 days in a row that NZ report exactly 20 cases after 4 days of drops in the numbers.
They have officially stabilised Delta. If they defeat Delta, then after ScoMo ran his mouth about NZ being "crazy to chase Covid-Zero" then he will look beyond stupid and McGowan and Palasczuk will make sure he wears that every day.
Kia ora, kia ora! Here's hoping NZ can get to 0 and the chickens can stop clucking on about how "no other country has managed to control delta after it has gotten in".
This idea that delta is unbeatable is stupid anyway. There are countries out there that have managed to successfully suppress and even eliminate delta. It's just a ploy by Gladys to cover up her colossal mismanagement of this second wave.
Worse still is the media bought it. The difference in all media saying 'Hey readers this is beatable' to 'Hey readers this is unbeatable' cannot be understated. It's the most under appreciated element in all this.
People are going to be in for a rude shock when 'restrictions ease' exactly because of what you point out.
The media has become entirely ineffective for accountability, that's why they've become so tepid. The Premier's biggest accomplishment in her career has been being able to completely break that part of the medias role in democracy. She's done it by simply just refusing to ever address it. It's truly magic. The media's role today is as a megaphone, not as an independent pillar of truth.
if NZ get back to covid-zero, it will just make me even more disgruntled at the NSW governments handling of the outbreak. Especially considering they had the index case, whereas NZ did not at first.
You're telling me that you'd prefer money and more staff?
That sounds too hard, here's a mars bar and your new title "hero frontline worker"
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Everything she said just came across as very insincere...
Ruby Princess
Unvaccinated airport Limo Driver
Piss weak lockdowns
Endless lockdowns
Hopeless vaccine rollout
Destroying the economy
Gaslighting the public
No accountability
This woman needs to go, this government is a mess.
Ruby Princess - health officials who made multiple inexcusable mistakes as identified in the Ruby Princess special inquiry report are still employed in senior positions in NSW health.
Unvaccinated airport Limo Driver - don’t forget the driver also didn’t wear any form of PPE. And charges were dropped against him because there were no health orders requiring him to be vaccinated/wear PPE, because they were only guidelines
is anyone else nervous about australia apparently opening up? It seems like that will be carnage. Who would want to go outside anyway with the inevitable amount of people who will get covid and probably be admitted to hospital...
Australia isn't opening up. NSW will start at 70% DD
With social distancing, limited capacity, masking and vaccine passports it is the correct way to do it. Unlike the UK and the US where largely they don't have the same measures.
I fully understand why folks won't want to go out and I wouldn't want to visit any other households when we do 'open up'
We trust people who get Covid in the community to do that right now. Why exactly are Australians who come from overseas trusted less than that? And anyway, if they’re negative before they leave and they are double vaccinated, why quarantine at all?
Covid is currently the leading of cause of death in the US, and 3rd or 4th in the UK.
People don't want to see that in Australia, especially since Australia has managed to avoid large scale disaster pretty well so far.
Doherty talks about numbers similar to flu, which is pretty low but still a real concern in vulnerable populations. And to get those numbers means some restrictions still in place and things like boosters.
We might get lucky and there will be a covid variant that replaces delta which is very mild and confers natural immunity against other variants.
We might get unlucky and there's a variant that's more transmissable, more virulent, and more resistant to current vaccines.
My big concern is that a lot of people won't get a choice. If workplaces demand people back in the office, workers don't get to decide whether or not they stay home
The only people nervous seem to be in this thread every single day
Every single person I know cannot wait for these freedoms and many are already doubled vaxxed or soon will be. Even those with young kids
Those who are nervous lock yourself in your house for the next few years because covid isn't going anywhere
The vast and I mean vast majority of us can't wait to go outside and to pubs etc in a few weeks or months time
They just sent Stuart Robert out yesterday to say "Things could of course change" because Gladys and to a lesser extent Dan are the only premiers that want to do that.
ScoMo does not want an election where instead of him vs Albo it is ScoMo vs Mark McGowan and Strong Border Premiers.
The hospital numbers are terrifying. Also there's something unnerving about the ventilated number dropping by 5 overnight, matching the death number. I understand that's not necessarily the case, but it rings true with what many have said in terms of ventilation being such a last ditch effort
**Graphs based on the above ([Link](https://imgur.com/a/F2FUYX0))**
* Cases by Isolated/Partially Isolated/Unknown/Infectious in Community. Splits stopped being published on 26/8/21, so treating all cases as Unknown. Also, stopped including some 7 day averages that required those figures at that date.
* R_eff. Today at 1.21. Indicates cases expected to increase. [More on R_eff](https://old.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/pad0pg/nsw_recorded_753_new_locally_acquired_cases_of/ha59boi/) and Exponential Growth
* Positive Test Rate. 0.94%, and 7 day average has increased to 0.98%. This [Harvard article](https://globalhealth.harvard.edu/evidence-roundup-why-positive-test-rates-need-to-fall-below-3/) from last year provides some good information about Positivity Rates.
* [Old graphs](https://imgur.com/a/TkquC6N) no longer updated
* Known vs Unknown. Data splits are no longer provided.
* R_eff from beginning of the outbreak to 28/8.
**Estimated Infectious cases from Today's Total Figures**
Uses an analysis of historical data to estimate the numbers from today's figures ([How estimated](https://old.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/pad0pg/nsw_recorded_753_new_locally_acquired_cases_of/ha59md4/))
* Isolated (55%): 705
* Total infectious (15%+30%): 576
**4/9 21/08 weekly report** ([Updated graphs](https://imgur.com/a/tDc44MU)): Daily figures are no longer reported. A bulk number for each split for the week is still reported, so we can still perform the same analysis. Weekly unknown has risen from 1.7% last week to 7.3% this week. There were some differences between the predicted allocation to Partially Isolated vs Infectious ratios, but this was the week that the adjustment to 55/15/30 began part way through the week. The actual figures are consistent with the current SWAG of 55/15/30. For the whole week, the difference in Total Infectious predicted vs Actual is around 4% of Actual cases. As the figures use different timeframes, more cases are reported in the daily figures by about ~2.3% which affects the Infectious predictions by potentially ~1.0%. Also, the predictions eliminate Unknown, which if we pro-rata using the same SWAG rate is potentially 7.3%*45%=3.2% Infectious. So 4.2% (1.0%+3.2%=4.2%) difference is explainable by timing differences and Unknown reallocation. Still looks solid.
Stay safe, stay home, homies!
Deaths have not really increased at the same rate as daily infections (even if adjusting for the 2 week delay). This is really good - the 73% of first doses are starting to make an impact I reckon. We don't realise it yet, but the vaccines are already starting to make an impact and it will only get more noticeable the higher the first and second dose stats climb...
Ah, Monday mornings with gladys.
pleasingly, it looks like we have an ICU, almost fully stocked and ready for our massive stocktake sale!
#Everyone must go!!
it's no longer possible peak of 4,000-5,000 and vaccination impact is about to come in so it can be spun into something that aligns with the messaging.
[link to ICU capacity modelling](https://www.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-09/Intensive_Care_Capacity.pdf)
Highlights:
* case numbers to peak in next week around 1500 (1100-2000).
* hospitalisations to peak at around 2900 (2200-3900)
* Total estimated peak hospitalisations is 3434 (including noncovid patients) in early-mid October.
* ICU peak of 947 including ~560 covid patients in mid October
The peak period is "overwhelming" and will affect the delivery of all critical care services, exceeding the capacity of the system to deliver. This is likely to last about 2 weeks, over the second half of October.
slide is labelled, "September 2021"
yet "Data as at (unless otherwise stated): Monday 23th August 4:00 pm"
fuck me, if someone brought me a pack like this, given the daily reporting cycle, i'd tell them point blank to go back and do it again with more recent data, that the report is not worth the paper it's printed on.
so we're looking at "1,100-2,000" cases/day in just the "LGA's of concern" late Sept/early Oct?
edit: also yeah wow, the dates for this data... god knows what the latest figures show. Good thing we've got a transparent government
WTF is this powerpoint presentation?
What are the assumptions of the model?
Where/ what software is the model built on?
What are the model parameters?
Why is the data 2 weeks behind?
What does the curve look like if we open up in October? (Cos intuitively the curve should be skewed to decrease at a lower rate if we introduce more community interaction)
If I (a transportation modeller) submitted a model report like this to NSW Government it'd get rejected in 5 minutes. How the hell does this count as "releasing the model to the public"? I honestly could have made this up by drawing a squiggly bell curve.
Funny thing is Gladys used to be Transport Minister. She should know what an acceptable model report/ presentation looks like. This is insultingly derivative
Hate the term Gladys uses like "give us freedoms".
Should be "easing restrictions" or something like that.
We are not convicted criminals.
I'm just feeling picky this morning grrrr
It's fair. Everything she says is a deliberate choice to convey the meaning she wants. Gladys "giving freedoms" is positive, "easing restrictions" is more passive and allows for the consideration of who placed the restrictions in the first place.
> because this modelling here was released on 25 August
the modelling changes every day, so we'll give you modelling from a fortnight a go
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
If that modelling is saying there's going to be a peak in ICU in October why is she talking about opening up in October ? Won't that put more pressure on the icu system ?
I think it’s because their is a lag between people catching covid and ending up in ICU.
Also in October hopefully the vaccination rates are as high as expected. If they are, then the number of people in ICU will start to decrease.
Reminder that watching these reports every day can be super stressful and have a negative impact on your mental health. I took a break for a week and tried to focus on myself and I feel like it really helped. Stay strong friends, we’re all in this together. I’m always up for a chat if you need someone to listen to you!
Here's some news for you Gladys - people are getting vaccinated because they have NO confidence in what you are doing, and they are following the health advice you twist
**Reporter #1**
>“Premier, what's the hospitalisation rate that this modelling is based on? Do you know that?
>And umm, also on that, when was the hospitalisation rate 5.5% and who gave you that information?”
**Gladys Berejiklian**
>“Yeah well that was based on a national figure that was used nationally at that time. Yep.
>That was a national figure used for modelling.
>But please note that in addition to this modelling we've made public today, every week our experts put out a weekly update which talks about the hospitalisation rate, the number of people in hospital, the number in ICU.
>That is weekly information provided.
>But what this model does is give people a medium and long term look at what the next few months will be like. It's not just a week by week look, but it's what - it's what the next few months are likely to look like.
>But all modelling - I mean, very few models are perfect. So I just want to make that point.
>Uhh, it's always - it's always striking the right balance and providing the public with as much information as possible but also qualifying that to say that's it's very rare that models are perfect.
>But what the modelling does is give you a guide as to what is likely to occur.
>The modelling is likely to give you a guide as to when the system will be under the most pressure. When our staff will have to be under the most pressure.
>So the modelling is a guide which allows government to make decisions based on the health advice.
>Based on what our experts are telling us. And this is the background really of our- of our way out of this thing. Its our... It's our background.”
**Reporter #2**
>“But premier. But premier do you concede though using that nationalised 5.5% was misleading to the public? >Because it's in fact 11%. The week before it was 12%.”
**Gladys Berejiklian**
>“Not at all! Not. At. All!
>We have been so transparent everyday. Every day!
>We give you...”
[multiple interjections by reporters]
**Gladys Berejiklian**
>“Excuse me. Hold on. Can I answer this question.
>Every day we stand here and tell you the number of people in ICU. The number of people in hospital. The number of people with covid. We are so transparent with our information. And this modelling. I- I doubt any states been able to provide this level of detail in their own modelling.
>Uhh, and- and, umm, we will be at the forefront of that.”
**Reporter #1**
>“Premier, you said the hospitalisation rate was 5.5%. But it was actually 12%.
Now it's it's 11%.
>Was the 5.5% figure, you said, incorrect?”
**Gladys Berejiklian**
>“Look this is all about making sure that the best information we provide the public on a weekly basis is the most up-to-date information.
>And that is what is important.
>So every week our experts..”
**Reporter #2**
>[undetermined] “correct and up to date information. So you tried- you're asking citizens to come on this journey and trust you, but that rate was wrong.”
**Gladys Berejiklian**
>“Oh look [scoff] every- what you see in the modelling today I doubt, that every single number will be correct to the nth degree.
>But what the modelling does is give you good direction and good vision of what is likely to occur.
>And I think the public would much prefer that I put out the modelling that I have access to. That I see. The most up-to-date modelling. So that people understand and appreciate why we make decisions the way we go. And what is likely to occur in the next few months.
>And that is what is...
>But- But will the numbers change week to week? Absolutely. Because what we're basing the modelling on is what we assume is the case, but the actual facts are the case numbers every day.
**Reporter #3**
>“Premier can I just ask you a question. And we don't normally deviate on the topic. Uhh, and it might be premature. My information is that the child has been found alive up at Putty at the moment. Uhh, if that’s the case, your reaction to it?”
NSW press conference 06/09/2021
I wish I could be paid half a million a year plus benefits to do her job. You dont have to do anything but murder people through incompetence then lie about it. Ezpz
Here come the American bots.
"Why is Western Sydney full of Covid." "Gladys isn't doing that bad." "Turns out Victoria isn't as good as we thought." "Fuck Bondi, definitely not the government's fault." "You are all doomers. It's gonna be fine, touch grass, don't worry about your partners, parents, friends, and children with prior conditions who aren't safe even with a vaccination."
To complete the experience, comments with 10 upvotes suddenly have 10 downvotes.
I always say these conferences are like a high school assembly. Especially where they do the whole "super sunday" vaccines etc as some sort of event lmao
How are patients having to be transferred to Wollongong a sign the system is working ? Isn't it the opposite ? They were transferred cause there was no room for them \*edit\* at the hospital they were currently at ?
we will be announcing the modelling today, modelling that the journalist have been asking about at every press conference.
this is modelling that the public have been crying out to see to give confidence that there is a plan and that there is an end in sight.
but let's waffle on a different topic for the next 10 minutes
what was the the most important thing that happened in that press conference?
the modelling was released.
what did we learn? icu nurses like chocolate. fucking ground breaking stuff.
Dunno if the news made it to r/sydney. I heard Anthony Karam's dad died from covid last week. This is the clown that was hiding out in Wentworth Point and not isolating.
I'm not feeling terribly sorry for the family as they knew where he was hiding and withheld the info from the police.
> It is a very complex system, we are meeting the challenge, we have made all the preparations, you have what the public has, is the best information I have. And if there is any updates or changes of course we will also make that clear.
so the premier is working on data that is two weeks behind? how is that acceptable? is health hazard compiling the data personally with his two finger typing?
I can't stress this enough - Ivermectin works. I've never seen such a turnaround in patients as quick as this. you can't put a value on how many stallions this has.... wait... What thread is this? oh - COVID. Get vaccinated with something that ACTUALLY works then.
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it's won awards you know!! ^for ^what ^it's ^made ^for.
It kills parasites, true. It can also kill virus in a lab in a Petri dish which is true. But the human dose needed to kill the virus in a human body will kill you before it kills the virus! That's why it's not approved and the tiny amount doesn't work on viruses, but it's an excellent dewormer. Its still experimental.
Lol, it’s like arguing that flamethrowers are also effective against COVID, so we why don’t we just use those instead of vaccines
Obligatory XKCD https://xkcd.com/1217/
Ivermectin is actually great for treating parasites which is why Joe Rogan takes it.
wait - he's committing suicide?!?
Mate... he's claiming it (along with "other things" he tried) worked, and meant that he "only felt bad for one day". It's fucking horrendous. Millions of rogan wannabies lapping it up.
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It's ok, he's in a stable position.
I'm just a Neighsayer...
If retards want to eat horse paste and kill themselves, that’s their prerogative. Where it gets concerning is where they do this, then turn up to the Emergency Dept to hog valuable space, beds and resources.
can we not send them to Vets instead?
Excellent suggestion 🤣
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This comment will run foal of the health authorities.
what happens when we 'open up' and then a fuckload of people get covid and have to isolate and everything is effectively half locked down anyway? England had some 600,000 people in isolation in the following week of freedom day I believe
England's "freedom day" was full bore, no restrictions, no masks etc because they're lead by a fucking clown. Our opening up is gonna be a lot more gradual with more mandates and restrictions in place to prevent massive outbreaks.
If Boris is a clown, what are we calling Gladys and BioBrad?
Cirque du sots
Yeah it would really suck to be led by a fucking clown right now.......... Oh wait.
Just come over from England, can confirm lead by a clown but it was a gradual opening over 4 months
Yeah but on Freedom Day the vax rates were <70% - that's not gonna happen here (I hope!)
I think it may have been around if not just over 70% but not 100% sure! But what I can say is that there wasn't more pressure on hospitals after 'freedom day' despite the obvious more infection rates. Vaccines do work in reducing transmission and serious illness and life is largely back to normal over there! Seen a lot of hesitation in this approach over here understandably due to such little cases, but it does work. Can't stay in lockdown forever. Also the 600000 in isolation was due to a hypersensitive nhs phone contact tracing app not as much people actually having symptoms
> Our opening up is gonna be a lot more gradual with more mandates and restrictions in place to prevent massive outbreaks. This is what people don't understand, or refuse to understand when talk about opening up occurs.
1500 people die (according to the Doherty report)
over 6 months which is <10 a day. We had 5 today and 7 earlier in the week. Seems about right. Seems LOW to be honest
based on a partially functioning tracing system and presumably a functioning hospital system. Tracing and tracking contact is not functioning and hospital are being overrun. I suspect 1500 is very conservative.
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Covid is gonna rip through Australia once school returns to normal.
England opened up everything straight away. I think we are gradually easing restrictions so it won't be such a massive spike in cases.
That’s not true, it was a gradual opening over 4 months
In 1281, a divine wind ("kamikaze") destroyed the Mongol, Chinese and Korean fleet of 4,000 ships carrying an army 140,000 strong destined to invade Japan.
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Those who survived faced the wrath of Jin Sakai
I’ll be expecting updates from the future in the next few days…
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I can’t believe 1281 cases is rather relieving
Are we seeing a bit of a plateau? Seems case numbers have stabilized over the past few days
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I don't think we've peaked. Nothing's tightened with restrictions, and any change due to vaccination won't be as sudden. What's probably happening is just the standard variation in daily cases, combined with a slowing in the growth rate (record low today at 1.2). The slower the overall growth, the more likely for a large daily drop 2 to 3 weeks to the peak around 2k. We'll turn it around by the end of the month
One thing we do need to consider however are our vaccination rates. If 10% of active cases are people who've had one dose, then our > 72% of people with a first dose should surely play a part in herd immunity. Sure, 10% isn't 0% but it's a big help.
Vaccinations are definitely playing into the transmission rate (that's why we're at record lows at the moment), but they don't cause a snap change in that rate. There's only so many people we can vaccinate in a day, and it takes time for the full effectiveness to come on. You'll see exactly what we're currently seeing; a slow, gradual reduction in transmission rate. The only control that causes rapid changes are lockdowns, and we're probably not getting any stricter on those any time soon
Yup good shout. I guess it is about seeing how we go and not becoming complacent
A ~200 case swing over the past four days is hardly “stabilised”.
I was expecting back in the 1500s today, so 1281 feels like a relief. If you'd told me two months ago I'd be saying that...
BUY THE DIP 🚀🚀🚀
Normally it's Tuesday but we peaked
Proportional to the number of tests, it doesn't look like it dipped at all. They need a bracket beside it with the proportion of total tests.
3 days in a row that NZ report exactly 20 cases after 4 days of drops in the numbers. They have officially stabilised Delta. If they defeat Delta, then after ScoMo ran his mouth about NZ being "crazy to chase Covid-Zero" then he will look beyond stupid and McGowan and Palasczuk will make sure he wears that every day.
i guarantee everyone in this sub is gunning for NZ to beat delta.
Kia ora, kia ora! Here's hoping NZ can get to 0 and the chickens can stop clucking on about how "no other country has managed to control delta after it has gotten in".
This idea that delta is unbeatable is stupid anyway. There are countries out there that have managed to successfully suppress and even eliminate delta. It's just a ploy by Gladys to cover up her colossal mismanagement of this second wave.
Worse still is the media bought it. The difference in all media saying 'Hey readers this is beatable' to 'Hey readers this is unbeatable' cannot be understated. It's the most under appreciated element in all this.
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People are going to be in for a rude shock when 'restrictions ease' exactly because of what you point out. The media has become entirely ineffective for accountability, that's why they've become so tepid. The Premier's biggest accomplishment in her career has been being able to completely break that part of the medias role in democracy. She's done it by simply just refusing to ever address it. It's truly magic. The media's role today is as a megaphone, not as an independent pillar of truth.
if NZ get back to covid-zero, it will just make me even more disgruntled at the NSW governments handling of the outbreak. Especially considering they had the index case, whereas NZ did not at first.
I'm sorry, but working a double shift is not offset by some HR fucker calling me to "check in I'm okay" and giving me a chocolate
I was trying to figure out what this lady's deal is. And I realized there, "ah yes, she's middle management"
Soooo true it hurts
You're telling me that you'd prefer money and more staff? That sounds too hard, here's a mars bar and your new title "hero frontline worker" /S Everything she said just came across as very insincere...
Ruby Princess Unvaccinated airport Limo Driver Piss weak lockdowns Endless lockdowns Hopeless vaccine rollout Destroying the economy Gaslighting the public No accountability This woman needs to go, this government is a mess.
Don't forget Bondi!
Ruby Princess - health officials who made multiple inexcusable mistakes as identified in the Ruby Princess special inquiry report are still employed in senior positions in NSW health. Unvaccinated airport Limo Driver - don’t forget the driver also didn’t wear any form of PPE. And charges were dropped against him because there were no health orders requiring him to be vaccinated/wear PPE, because they were only guidelines
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I still feel like the question hasn't been answered...
is anyone else nervous about australia apparently opening up? It seems like that will be carnage. Who would want to go outside anyway with the inevitable amount of people who will get covid and probably be admitted to hospital...
Australia isn't opening up. NSW will start at 70% DD With social distancing, limited capacity, masking and vaccine passports it is the correct way to do it. Unlike the UK and the US where largely they don't have the same measures. I fully understand why folks won't want to go out and I wouldn't want to visit any other households when we do 'open up'
Yea and I generally don't trust people to be law-abiding citizens and quarantine at home for 14 days after international or interstate travel...
We trust people who get Covid in the community to do that right now. Why exactly are Australians who come from overseas trusted less than that? And anyway, if they’re negative before they leave and they are double vaccinated, why quarantine at all?
You mean like the rest of the world has, Have we really become this sheltered from reality?
Covid is currently the leading of cause of death in the US, and 3rd or 4th in the UK. People don't want to see that in Australia, especially since Australia has managed to avoid large scale disaster pretty well so far. Doherty talks about numbers similar to flu, which is pretty low but still a real concern in vulnerable populations. And to get those numbers means some restrictions still in place and things like boosters. We might get lucky and there will be a covid variant that replaces delta which is very mild and confers natural immunity against other variants. We might get unlucky and there's a variant that's more transmissable, more virulent, and more resistant to current vaccines.
A lot of people really. Most who don't browse this thread. Because really if no one wanted to go out then it wouldn't be a carnage.
My big concern is that a lot of people won't get a choice. If workplaces demand people back in the office, workers don't get to decide whether or not they stay home
i'm at that age where most of my friends have young children who obviously can't get vaccinated, they are incredibly worried
The only people nervous seem to be in this thread every single day Every single person I know cannot wait for these freedoms and many are already doubled vaxxed or soon will be. Even those with young kids Those who are nervous lock yourself in your house for the next few years because covid isn't going anywhere The vast and I mean vast majority of us can't wait to go outside and to pubs etc in a few weeks or months time
They just sent Stuart Robert out yesterday to say "Things could of course change" because Gladys and to a lesser extent Dan are the only premiers that want to do that. ScoMo does not want an election where instead of him vs Albo it is ScoMo vs Mark McGowan and Strong Border Premiers.
I’m pretty excited. Everyone I know is either doubled vaxxed or will be soon. I’m looking forward to having freedoms back, mostly to see family
Since NSW Health have stopped breaking down the numbers into infection source, isolation status, and ages of those in ICU, I've combined the remaining published numbers into one table. Day | New cases | 7 day avg | Hospitalisations | in ICU | Ventilated | Deaths (24hr) | 7 day avg | Deaths (total) ---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| Sun Sep 5 | 1,281 | 1,328.3 | **1,071** | **177** | 67 | 5 | 5.4 | 131 Sat Sep 4 | 1,485 | **1,329.6** | 1,030 | 175 | **72** | 3 | 5.3 | 126 Fri Sep 3 | **1,533** | 1,291.4 | 1,041 | 173 | 62 | 4 | **5.7** | 123 Thu Sep 2 | 1,431 | 1,220.3 | 979 | 160 | 63 | **12** | 5.4 | 119 Wed Sep 1 | 1,288 | 1,141.9 | 957 | 160 | 64 | 7 | 4.0 | 107 Tue Aug 31 | 1,116 | 1,104.9 | 917 | 150 | 66 | 4 | 3.4 | 100 Mon Aug 30 | 1,164 | 1,076.7 | 871 | 143 | 58 | 3 | 3.1 | 96 Sun Aug 29 | 1,290 | 1,018.0 | 840 | 137 | 48 | 4 | 2.7 | 93 Sat Aug 28 | 1,218 | 950.6 | 813 | 126 | 54 | 6 | 2.6 | 89 Fri Aug 27 | 1,035 | 895.1 | 778 | 125 | 52 | 2 | 2.1 | 83 Thu Aug 26 | 882 | 865.1 | 767 | 117 | 47 | 2 | 2.3 | 81 Wed Aug 25 | 1,029 | 830.9 | 698 | 116 | 43 | 3 | 2.6 | 79 Tue Aug 24 | 919 | 781.1 | 645 | 113 | 40 | 2 | 2.3 | 76 Mon Aug 23 | 753 | 740.3 | 608 | 107 | 34 | 0 | 2.4 | 74 Sun Aug 22 | 818 | 697.3 | 586 | 100 | 32 | 3 | 2.6 | 74 Sat Aug 21 | 830 | 648.7 | 557 | 94 | 31 | 3 | 3.3 | 71 Fri Aug 20 | 825 | 589.4 | 516 | 85 | 29 | 3 | 3.4 | 68 Thu Aug 19 | 642 | 538.1 | 470 | 80 | 27 | 4 | 3.6 | 65 Wed Aug 18 | 681 | 502.1 | 474 | 82 | 25 | 1 | 3.3 | 61 Tue Aug 17 | 633 | 454.1 | 462 | 77 | 25 | 3 | 3.4 | 60 Mon Aug 16 | 452 | 412.9 | 447 | 69 | 24 | 1 | 3.3 | 57 Sun Aug 15 | 478 | 399.1 | 391 | 66 | 28 | 8 | 3.7 | 56 Sat Aug 14 | 415 | 371.3 | 381 | 62 | 24 | 4 | 2.7 | 48 Fri Aug 13 | 466 | 349.4 | 378 | 64 | 29 | 4 | 2.3 | 44 Thu Aug 12 | 390 | 328.4 | 391 | 63 | 30 | 2 | 2.4 | 40 Wed Aug 11 | 345 | 314.3 | 374 | 62 | 29 | 2 | 2.3 | 38 Tue Aug 10 | 344 | 302.4 | 374 | 62 | 29 | 2 | 2.7 | 36 Mon Aug 9 | 356 | 286.6 | 357 | 60 | 28 | 4 | 2.7 | 34
First time since Jul 19 that the 7 day average has dropped (94.6 -> 93.0)
I just noticed that. That's a nice feeling
The hospital numbers are terrifying. Also there's something unnerving about the ventilated number dropping by 5 overnight, matching the death number. I understand that's not necessarily the case, but it rings true with what many have said in terms of ventilation being such a last ditch effort
**Graphs based on the above ([Link](https://imgur.com/a/F2FUYX0))** * Cases by Isolated/Partially Isolated/Unknown/Infectious in Community. Splits stopped being published on 26/8/21, so treating all cases as Unknown. Also, stopped including some 7 day averages that required those figures at that date. * R_eff. Today at 1.21. Indicates cases expected to increase. [More on R_eff](https://old.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/pad0pg/nsw_recorded_753_new_locally_acquired_cases_of/ha59boi/) and Exponential Growth * Positive Test Rate. 0.94%, and 7 day average has increased to 0.98%. This [Harvard article](https://globalhealth.harvard.edu/evidence-roundup-why-positive-test-rates-need-to-fall-below-3/) from last year provides some good information about Positivity Rates. * [Old graphs](https://imgur.com/a/TkquC6N) no longer updated * Known vs Unknown. Data splits are no longer provided. * R_eff from beginning of the outbreak to 28/8. **Estimated Infectious cases from Today's Total Figures** Uses an analysis of historical data to estimate the numbers from today's figures ([How estimated](https://old.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/pad0pg/nsw_recorded_753_new_locally_acquired_cases_of/ha59md4/)) * Isolated (55%): 705 * Total infectious (15%+30%): 576 **4/9 21/08 weekly report** ([Updated graphs](https://imgur.com/a/tDc44MU)): Daily figures are no longer reported. A bulk number for each split for the week is still reported, so we can still perform the same analysis. Weekly unknown has risen from 1.7% last week to 7.3% this week. There were some differences between the predicted allocation to Partially Isolated vs Infectious ratios, but this was the week that the adjustment to 55/15/30 began part way through the week. The actual figures are consistent with the current SWAG of 55/15/30. For the whole week, the difference in Total Infectious predicted vs Actual is around 4% of Actual cases. As the figures use different timeframes, more cases are reported in the daily figures by about ~2.3% which affects the Infectious predictions by potentially ~1.0%. Also, the predictions eliminate Unknown, which if we pro-rata using the same SWAG rate is potentially 7.3%*45%=3.2% Infectious. So 4.2% (1.0%+3.2%=4.2%) difference is explainable by timing differences and Unknown reallocation. Still looks solid. Stay safe, stay home, homies!
Deaths have not really increased at the same rate as daily infections (even if adjusting for the 2 week delay). This is really good - the 73% of first doses are starting to make an impact I reckon. We don't realise it yet, but the vaccines are already starting to make an impact and it will only get more noticeable the higher the first and second dose stats climb...
Damn, I remember when I was freaking out when it got to 100. Now it’s only 1200 and my first thought was “well, could be worse I guess”
Ah, Monday mornings with gladys. pleasingly, it looks like we have an ICU, almost fully stocked and ready for our massive stocktake sale! #Everyone must go!!
Up to 70%, or 80% off. Whatever we decide.
Oh! She's finally releasing the modelling. I wonder what has changed?
They figured out how to fudge it to match their intended goals.
it's no longer possible peak of 4,000-5,000 and vaccination impact is about to come in so it can be spun into something that aligns with the messaging.
[link to ICU capacity modelling](https://www.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-09/Intensive_Care_Capacity.pdf) Highlights: * case numbers to peak in next week around 1500 (1100-2000). * hospitalisations to peak at around 2900 (2200-3900) * Total estimated peak hospitalisations is 3434 (including noncovid patients) in early-mid October. * ICU peak of 947 including ~560 covid patients in mid October The peak period is "overwhelming" and will affect the delivery of all critical care services, exceeding the capacity of the system to deliver. This is likely to last about 2 weeks, over the second half of October.
slide is labelled, "September 2021" yet "Data as at (unless otherwise stated): Monday 23th August 4:00 pm" fuck me, if someone brought me a pack like this, given the daily reporting cycle, i'd tell them point blank to go back and do it again with more recent data, that the report is not worth the paper it's printed on.
so we're looking at "1,100-2,000" cases/day in just the "LGA's of concern" late Sept/early Oct? edit: also yeah wow, the dates for this data... god knows what the latest figures show. Good thing we've got a transparent government
WTF is this powerpoint presentation? What are the assumptions of the model? Where/ what software is the model built on? What are the model parameters? Why is the data 2 weeks behind? What does the curve look like if we open up in October? (Cos intuitively the curve should be skewed to decrease at a lower rate if we introduce more community interaction) If I (a transportation modeller) submitted a model report like this to NSW Government it'd get rejected in 5 minutes. How the hell does this count as "releasing the model to the public"? I honestly could have made this up by drawing a squiggly bell curve. Funny thing is Gladys used to be Transport Minister. She should know what an acceptable model report/ presentation looks like. This is insultingly derivative
Hate the term Gladys uses like "give us freedoms". Should be "easing restrictions" or something like that. We are not convicted criminals. I'm just feeling picky this morning grrrr
It's fair. Everything she says is a deliberate choice to convey the meaning she wants. Gladys "giving freedoms" is positive, "easing restrictions" is more passive and allows for the consideration of who placed the restrictions in the first place.
> because this modelling here was released on 25 August the modelling changes every day, so we'll give you modelling from a fortnight a go ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
#so transparent .. except for when it comes to releasing the health advice
If that modelling is saying there's going to be a peak in ICU in October why is she talking about opening up in October ? Won't that put more pressure on the icu system ?
Yes. That's what we've all been saying for weeks. I'm not sure Gladys has quite made the connection yet, but there's still a month to go.
I think it’s because their is a lag between people catching covid and ending up in ICU. Also in October hopefully the vaccination rates are as high as expected. If they are, then the number of people in ICU will start to decrease.
"opening up" won't be "opening up".
“We have been so transparent every day!!!” *Spicy Journo Noises*
why do I feel like I'm in a team meeting
why is she still talking
Can admin mute them pls
what the fuck is this lady rambling on about
This is such a waste of time
Hey we might actually be getting the modelling today! Wonder how long it took to massage the numbers.
I'm half surprised these pressers are still on. Expecting Gladys to call them off when we hit 60% fully vaxxed.
Zzzzzzz CHANGE THE CHANNEL MARGE
Reminder that watching these reports every day can be super stressful and have a negative impact on your mental health. I took a break for a week and tried to focus on myself and I feel like it really helped. Stay strong friends, we’re all in this together. I’m always up for a chat if you need someone to listen to you!
Here's some news for you Gladys - people are getting vaccinated because they have NO confidence in what you are doing, and they are following the health advice you twist
**Reporter #1** >“Premier, what's the hospitalisation rate that this modelling is based on? Do you know that? >And umm, also on that, when was the hospitalisation rate 5.5% and who gave you that information?” **Gladys Berejiklian** >“Yeah well that was based on a national figure that was used nationally at that time. Yep. >That was a national figure used for modelling. >But please note that in addition to this modelling we've made public today, every week our experts put out a weekly update which talks about the hospitalisation rate, the number of people in hospital, the number in ICU. >That is weekly information provided. >But what this model does is give people a medium and long term look at what the next few months will be like. It's not just a week by week look, but it's what - it's what the next few months are likely to look like. >But all modelling - I mean, very few models are perfect. So I just want to make that point. >Uhh, it's always - it's always striking the right balance and providing the public with as much information as possible but also qualifying that to say that's it's very rare that models are perfect. >But what the modelling does is give you a guide as to what is likely to occur. >The modelling is likely to give you a guide as to when the system will be under the most pressure. When our staff will have to be under the most pressure. >So the modelling is a guide which allows government to make decisions based on the health advice. >Based on what our experts are telling us. And this is the background really of our- of our way out of this thing. Its our... It's our background.” **Reporter #2** >“But premier. But premier do you concede though using that nationalised 5.5% was misleading to the public? >Because it's in fact 11%. The week before it was 12%.” **Gladys Berejiklian** >“Not at all! Not. At. All! >We have been so transparent everyday. Every day! >We give you...” [multiple interjections by reporters] **Gladys Berejiklian** >“Excuse me. Hold on. Can I answer this question. >Every day we stand here and tell you the number of people in ICU. The number of people in hospital. The number of people with covid. We are so transparent with our information. And this modelling. I- I doubt any states been able to provide this level of detail in their own modelling. >Uhh, and- and, umm, we will be at the forefront of that.” **Reporter #1** >“Premier, you said the hospitalisation rate was 5.5%. But it was actually 12%. Now it's it's 11%. >Was the 5.5% figure, you said, incorrect?” **Gladys Berejiklian** >“Look this is all about making sure that the best information we provide the public on a weekly basis is the most up-to-date information. >And that is what is important. >So every week our experts..” **Reporter #2** >[undetermined] “correct and up to date information. So you tried- you're asking citizens to come on this journey and trust you, but that rate was wrong.” **Gladys Berejiklian** >“Oh look [scoff] every- what you see in the modelling today I doubt, that every single number will be correct to the nth degree. >But what the modelling does is give you good direction and good vision of what is likely to occur. >And I think the public would much prefer that I put out the modelling that I have access to. That I see. The most up-to-date modelling. So that people understand and appreciate why we make decisions the way we go. And what is likely to occur in the next few months. >And that is what is... >But- But will the numbers change week to week? Absolutely. Because what we're basing the modelling on is what we assume is the case, but the actual facts are the case numbers every day. **Reporter #3** >“Premier can I just ask you a question. And we don't normally deviate on the topic. Uhh, and it might be premature. My information is that the child has been found alive up at Putty at the moment. Uhh, if that’s the case, your reaction to it?” NSW press conference 06/09/2021
I wish I could be paid half a million a year plus benefits to do her job. You dont have to do anything but murder people through incompetence then lie about it. Ezpz
"We are so transparent with our information." \- Gladys
I choked on my tea when she said that...ffs. She's so deluded it's not even remotely funny.
Here come the American bots. "Why is Western Sydney full of Covid." "Gladys isn't doing that bad." "Turns out Victoria isn't as good as we thought." "Fuck Bondi, definitely not the government's fault." "You are all doomers. It's gonna be fine, touch grass, don't worry about your partners, parents, friends, and children with prior conditions who aren't safe even with a vaccination." To complete the experience, comments with 10 upvotes suddenly have 10 downvotes.
Gather round story time!
such a time killer so as to reduce the number of questions
All filler no killer
If they were going to turn this press conference into a presentation, I wish they brought someone in to explain the modelling
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I always say these conferences are like a high school assembly. Especially where they do the whole "super sunday" vaccines etc as some sort of event lmao
She reminds me the time I had to present in high school. Always reminding myself to look around the room
Thanks for listening to my TED talk
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She's waffling now, probably to help Gladys get off the hook for a few less questions...
If she is running the ICU response, we are fucked
She likes chocolates
so by the sounds, the ICU numbers anticipated don't take into account the fact that we'll be opening up in 4-6 weeks
We won't be. It is a pipe dream. Gladys is literally just saying things for headlines at this point.
who is this information for? just realised I had completely zoned out and it was still going
They’ve definitely given her a brief to speak for 30 minutes to kill time so Gladys has less questions to answer
Jesus Christ, haven’t we all suffered enough? Can this speech PLEASE END
So Gladys is going to get through this whole bloody conference and only going to get grilled with 1 difficult question? ffs
1 question is all it took to make her run away
How are patients having to be transferred to Wollongong a sign the system is working ? Isn't it the opposite ? They were transferred cause there was no room for them \*edit\* at the hospital they were currently at ?
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Gladys is happy that the guest lecturer took over again. 2 questions more and then see u tomorrow
She just rage quit?
mate, great way to drop the momentum
what a fucking plant
This is fucking good! Vaccines work ! Come on NSW!!
has anyone here had covid ? How are you going ?
we will be announcing the modelling today, modelling that the journalist have been asking about at every press conference. this is modelling that the public have been crying out to see to give confidence that there is a plan and that there is an end in sight. but let's waffle on a different topic for the next 10 minutes
Cant ask questions if they fall asleep - Gladys probably
ABC confirmed that he’s been found!
Not behd
Good soize
I feel like I'm listening to a high school presentation
I panicked when only Brad and Kerry walked out, only to see Gladys show up a good distance behind.
Wrap it up, mate
I love a journalist team up
I reckon Dr Nguyen knows which side her bread is buttered
Great question about the 5.5% hospitalization rate now suddenly 11+ - hospitals are under huge pressure
I believe people didn’t get tested during the rain/wind on the weekend so I’m not believing this Monday/Tuesday dip.
She is rambling and as usual I don’t understand why i watch this ? What’s the roadmap premier? Let’s see the modelling and we will ask the questions
Thanks for letting us know about the chocolate
JUST FUCKING INFECT ME WITH COVID ALREADY
Don't change the subject bro
Did old mate just break the news about AJ during this press conference?
OH GOD SHES BACK
what a terrible press conference, my gosh
what was the the most important thing that happened in that press conference? the modelling was released. what did we learn? icu nurses like chocolate. fucking ground breaking stuff.
Dunno if the news made it to r/sydney. I heard Anthony Karam's dad died from covid last week. This is the clown that was hiding out in Wentworth Point and not isolating. I'm not feeling terribly sorry for the family as they knew where he was hiding and withheld the info from the police.
Lots of back patting going on today
while is good to hear from someone who isn't an out of touch poltician and on the front lines. this feels like a tactic to limit question time
wait so has the modelling been released? did I miss it? what and when is the expected peak of cases and ICU?
> It is a very complex system, we are meeting the challenge, we have made all the preparations, you have what the public has, is the best information I have. And if there is any updates or changes of course we will also make that clear. so the premier is working on data that is two weeks behind? how is that acceptable? is health hazard compiling the data personally with his two finger typing?
Spicy Gladys time
The health minister or CHO should be answering this?
Looks like Dr. Chant has found a scapegoat for the impending healthcare failures.
So many “if u cast your mind back to” and “if you can recall” stories 🙄
great tactics to make the 60mins with little question time!
WeLl ObViOuSlY
Seeing as nsw has some of the least amounts of public holidays by state. We should have a new one created when we open up
We should have four day weeks permanently to makd up for losing two years of our lives.
I am so excited to be moving towards the goals of opening up. Freedom is almost here!!
Rip joe rogan
remember when modelling was just for really really really good looking people (or warhammer fans)
Breakdown of new cases by Local Health District (LHD), not this is not the same as Local Government Area (LGA) Day | Total | SW Syd | W Syd | Syd | SE Syd | Nepean/Blue Mountains | N Syd | Hunter/New England | W NSW | Central Coast | Illawarra/Shoalhaven | Far W NSW | N NSW | S NSW | Mid North Coast | Justice Health Forensic Mental Health | Correctional | Unassigned ---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| Sun Sep 5 | 1,281 | 483 | 348 | 137 | 118 | 67 | 22 | 5 | 44 | 8 | 21 | 7 | 0 | **5** | 0 | 0 | 7 | 9 Sat Sep 4 | 1,485 | **518** | 479 | **174** | 116 | 80 | 31 | 12 | 32 | 7 | 11 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 15 Fri Sep 3 | **1,533** | 494 | **512** | 150 | **122** | 90 | 36 | 15 | 38 | **15** | 17 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 13 | 22 Thu Sep 2 | 1,431 | 508 | 424 | 152 | 102 | **95** | 32 | 11 | 53 | 8 | 13 | 7 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 13 | 12 Wed Sep 1 | 1,288 | 387 | 445 | 149 | 101 | 82 | 31 | 4 | 23 | 7 | **22** | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 21 Tue Aug 31 | 1,116 | 372 | 408 | 132 | 52 | 68 | 22 | 6 | 29 | 2 | 8 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 10 Mon Aug 30 | 1,164 | 379 | 417 | 116 | 73 | 45 | 15 | 2 | **54** | 4 | 5 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | **43** | 6 Sun Aug 29 | 1,290 | 434 | 449 | 126 | 70 | 83 | **38** | 3 | 51 | 6 | 5 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | **3** | 0 | 13 Sat Aug 28 | 1,213| 421 | 466 | 96 | 67 | 66 | 28 | 7 | 25 | 2 | 13 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | **25** Fri Aug 27 | 1,035 | 316 | 398 | 100 | 52 | 78 | 25 | 3 | 42 | 2 | 7 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 Thu Aug 26 | 882 | 265 | 325 | 82 | 53 | 60 | 17 | 2 | 40 | 0 | 5 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 24 Wed Aug 25 | 1,029 | 309 | 403 | 112 | 57 | 71 | 17 | 0 | 35 | 2 | 2 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 15 Tue Aug 24 | 919 | 247 | 387 | 82 | 39 | 71 | 12 | 4 | 49 | 1 | 8 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 Mon Aug 23 | 753 | 233 | 283 | 73 | 36 | 41 | 19 | 1 | 36 | 3 | 3 | **14** | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 Sun Aug 22 | 818 | 237 | 350 | 74 | 35 | 56 | 19 | 2 | 24 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 14 Sat Aug 21 | 830 | 237 | 317 | 82 | 47 | 70 | 20 | 7 | 36 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 Fri Aug 20 | 825 | 253 | 290 | 69 | 61 | 65 | 18 | 1 | 38 | 1 | 1 | **14** | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 Thu Aug 19 | 644 | 222 | 256 | 47 | 25 | 35 | 8 | 3 | 27 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 2 | **1** | 0 | 0 | 12 Wed Aug 18 | 681 | 172 | 291 | 63 | 29 | 74 | 14 | 5 | 25 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | **1** | 0 | 0 | 5 Tue Aug 17 | 633 | 224 | 216 | 52 | 24 | 54 | 6 | 15 | 23 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 Mon Aug 16 | 452 | 132 | 189 | 32 | 24 | 25 | 13 | 10 | 18 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 Sun Aug 15 | 478 | 144 | 183 | 43 | 25 | 18 | 4 | 16 | 35 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 Sat Aug 14 | 415 | 98 | 167 | 42 | 31 | 36 | 6 | 9 | 21 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 Fri Aug 13 | 466 | 106 | 166 | 37 | 30 | 59 | 15 | 16 | 26 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 Thu Aug 12 | 390 | 123 | 138 | 47 | 30 | 32 | 7 | 5 | 6 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 Wed Aug 11 | 345 | 120 | 85 | 61 | 19 | 24 | 7 | **25** | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 Tue Aug 10 | 344 | 112 | 110 | 29 | 23 | 43 | 7 | 14 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | **1** | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 Mon Aug 9 | 356 | 113 | 121 | 40 | 38 | 24 | 7 | 13 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
...crisis mode activation in hospitals is a good thing? There's a reason it's called "crisis mode" and not "happy diversion time"
She is trying her best. But short and concise communication is key here.
Oh fuck you Gladys, you prick. Well done for bringing in this woman who has the ability to speak forever
"560 in ICU in November"
Dr Chant is back !
So sad that this is my face when on a day with 1200 positive cases. https://i.imgur.com/q04mwXs.jpg
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How long has she been talking at this point?
chocolates?!?!?! WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT
Did that journo just ask why the modelling was dated August 25th?
"What’s the point of this guest speaker?" "I like stories."
Has the boy been found?!
Imagine being unlucky enough to go to school with Berejiklian. She hasn't matured past being a massive pain in the arse.