Using the Greek alphabet to name mutations is commendable. (Mutant on the march, 29/11). However, was the letter xi, which comes before omicron, omitted lest it cause offence to a […]
Read MoreAnti-Covid weaponry
Three cheers to The Daily Telegraph for another excellent editorial acclaiming the new Covid treatment Molnupiravir, which has had revolutionary success in saving lives. (Covid cavalry joins battle, 4/10). Several […]
Read MoreName and shame Covidiots
Many of the philosophies and practices of the medical profession are to be acclaimed in helping the NSW government manage Covid. However, the idea that individuals’ identities should always be […]
Read MoreLogistics 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 […]
Read MorePlaudits 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, […]
Read MorePremier 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. […]
Read MoreBetter 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 […]
Read MoreWarren 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 […]
Read MoreLady 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 […]
Read MoreA 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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