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Covid 19

Logistics part of the problem

The criticism of our governments for poor vaccination rates compared to other countries is misguided and should be resolutely refuted.  (Time to give States a shot, 1/4). Our unique geography […]

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on Logistics part of the problem Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 International Affairs Sport

Plaudits down the line

Many Australians might share my disgust with the entitled tennis players of the world bemoaning our border security and COVID-19 quarantine (Aces Rafa and Serena back Oz iso-rules, 28/1). Forewarned, […]

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on Plaudits down the line Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 NSW Politics

Premier on track

Downplaying vaccination in the fight against COVID, the Premier appears to have empowered the anti-vaxxers’ case. However, a detailed review of Gladys Berejiklian’s argument demonstrates her authenticity and scientific robustness. […]

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on Premier on track Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 International Affairs Someone behaving badly

Better late than never: not with COVID

Your commentary on the management of COVID biosecurity deserves praise. The outstanding media surveillance of ridiculous lapses in basic procedures may be lifesaving. (Latest lapse a big worry, 24/12). Complacency […]

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on Better late than never: not with COVID Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 Humour

Warren at his best

Congratulations on a brilliantly argued case against the vacuous anti-vaxxers. (Don’t let ill-informed turn you off vaccine, 13/12). I keep wondering why their misleading comments are considered newsworthy. Anti-vaxxers are […]

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on Warren at his best Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19

Lady Macbeth here to stay

Like a prison work-gang on day release, millions of immunised workers may shortly hit their workplaces and start rebuilding the nation’s balance sheet. (NSW No. 1 for jobs creation post […]

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on Lady Macbeth here to stay Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 Someone behaving badly

A missed opportunity

History is often uniquely expressed through the eyes of those aesthetically inclined. Artists are well gifted to create insights of 2020 life under the COVID-19 scourge. They might encapsulate the […]

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on A missed opportunity Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Someone behaving badly

Brilliant Writing

Your editorial on childhood immunisation should be compulsory reading. (The truth is out there. And in here, ST, 31/5). Whether in letters to newspapers, social media or public meetings, the […]

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on Brilliant Writing Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 International Affairs

Ships rescue mission the right move

I expect that many Sydney siders share my discomfort with the state’s management of six passenger liners in our coastal waters. (Plea to save our souls, 1/4). Treated as lepers, […]

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on Ships rescue mission the right move Alan Sexton 17/12/2024
Covid 19 History

It’s not all doom & gloom

News of the newly mutant COVID virus makes for grim reading and one ought not lighten the seriousness of a mortal pandemic, but some benefits to our current situation deserve […]

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on It’s not all doom & gloom Alan Sexton 17/12/2024

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