nah thats 80% my guy

70% is very soon

oh jokes im dumb

Estimates predict NSW will reach 70% double-dose vaccination (of over-16s) by about 19 October, based on data from the seven-day average. If this is the date the target is reached, it is a Tuesday, so under the plan announced, the freedoms would come into effect six days later on the following Monday: 25 October.

i don't mind holding out until mid october tbh its not that far away

Ah yes let the virus run wild while the other states remain unvaccinated due to you guys with unfair priority

couldnt agree more with your first point FREE THE VACCINATED

if youre vaccine shopping that's your problem. everyone >16 in the country could have gotten their double dose by now

hairdressers open mid oct?

yesir

yessss, so keen
i botched my hair over lockdown, my stylist gonna be mad

my work places been sending out surveys to see everyone’s vaccination situation cause they’re both planning to reopen soon

nsw.gov.au/media-releases/roadmap-to-freedom-unveiled-for-fully-vaccinated

We must secede from New South Wales

when is melbourne doing a real lockdown?

Get stuffed c***

How expensive is it to live here?

luke letting the choppa spray.. crazy..

too expensive but worth it as long as you don’t live in Sydney

What makes it worth it? Sorry if that's a dumb question.

its hard to say cause its the only place I've lived, but the major cities of Australia have long ranked highly in liveability rankings based on healthcare, cultural, environment, education, infrastructure etc. always up there along with countries like NZ, Japan, Austria, Switzerland, Canada etc.

not too bad in regional towns, although rich city f***ers decided to start buying up all the property during lockdown, so housing is quickly getting more pricey

I design real estate advertising and dont even make property listing ads any more cos people are buying them before they even look at them so its just all marketing for sellers

get ready to pay ny/la prices

even in s***ty areas lol

gladys said no more press conferences for now on