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Speaking of Queensland, premier Annastacia Palaszczuk doubled down on her criticism of the federal government’s management of quarantine and the vaccine rollout, in an interview with ABC’s 7.30 on Wednesday night.
We have had... a magical moment in time we are never going to get back, where we could have had the entire population vaccinated before the virus arrived in this way.
I would like to see a massive reduction. We need to do this now because we need to contain this Delta strain ... 50 per cent, 75 per cent, let’s reduce this right down.
It was extraordinary to hear the prime minister say (that). There was no such decision taken at national cabinet.
“What Premier Palaszczuk and her deputy Stephen Miles are doing is trying to create a distraction from their own quarantine failures.
I mentioned there was a bit of a battle-royal going down between the federal government and some state leaders.
Well, this kicked off in earnest during the Queensland press conference yesterday where the state’s chief health officer told under 40’s not to get the AstraZeneca vaccine and leaders questioned the federal government’s motivation in opening up AZ eligibility, despite the decision potentially being against medical advice.
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