Waatea News Column: Why 70 percent vaccination rates to end lockdowns carry a terrible hidden cost
As the economic pain and frustration of lockdown bites this time around, people are desperate to see what moving back…
As the economic pain and frustration of lockdown bites this time around, people are desperate to see what moving back…
Something I recall from last year’s Lockdown experience was the press conferences. Not, you understand, because they were pretty decent exemplars in political communication (although they were also that).
I write this column as a tribute to the thousands of essential workers that break their bubble to stand up front line services including Covid Testing and Covid Vaccination centres across Aotearoa.
People were queuing at 1.30am in Auckland for Covid tests.
Fairly early on in what became the global pandemic of the novel (new) coronavirus known as Covid-19, debate turned to finding a cure. I remember wondering about that at the time, because, well, the common cold is a set of coronaviruses, and there hasn’t been much luck in finding a cure for that, has there?
Andrea Vance & Spin-off begging their woke supporters to not be arseholes is the best thing to happen this week….
A liberal progressive democracy can triumph at the height of a pandemic while maintaining our cherished civil liberties.
What can we say about this?
The NZ mainstream media have righteously hated on Trump and his disinformation campaigns but the irony that he might have been right all along about the real possibility of the Wuhan Lab leaking the virus is a body blow to establishment media credibility.