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What to do when a pandemic sidelines your grievance …
Coronavirus: ‘I’m scared of being buried as the wrong gender’. They’ll shave my long hair, put me in a suit, use my birth name and call me ‘he’ all the way through the funeral. The thought of my family doing … Continue reading
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Nowhere to hide: “Herd immunity is the only realistic option”
In the latest Foreign Affairs: Sweden’s Coronavirus Strategy Will Soon Be the World’s.
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NSW government finally protects vulnerable residents
NSW Deputy Police Commissioner Gary Worboys said the two-person rule applied to those wanting to visit the cemetery on Mother’s Day.”
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Arky For Arky’s Sake
WITH so much of the heritage that really matters being thoughtlessly trashed these days – privacy, freedom of assembly, employment, democracy, parliament, fair trials…the Logies, it’s reassuring and nice to know that one dedicated man is working tirelessly to restore … Continue reading
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Death toll clue: ‘Hero’ NY gov sent patients to nursing homes
Sexy: Coronavirus patients being readmitted to nursing homes in New York after testing positive.
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They’re Poxy But Good: Has Volvo Land Beclowned The World?
Graphical primer: A Comparison of Lockdown UK With Non-Lockdown Sweden. In The Australian: Coronavirus: Free-to-roam Swedes ‘flatten curve’. Both critics and advocates of lockdowns have found ammunition in the Swedish experience. On the one hand, there is some early … Continue reading
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More casual than the Victorian judiciary
Lawyers In Florida Are Zooming Into Court Hearings Shirtless And From Bed.
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He’s Got This
A troubled world lifts weary eyes to the horizon, hoping for a deliverer … A new gig for Rudd. The former Labor prime minister has joined an International Monetary Fund external advisory group to tackle issues including the coronavirus … Continue reading
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Plate Leap Forward
Shenzhen becomes first Chinese city to ban consumption of cats and dogs.
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