SA residents will be locked out of home if in Victoria

Whenarewethere · Guru

SA residents will be locked out of home if in Victoria

Santa · Guru

Good to see SA is prepared to make the hard decisions, perhaps NSW would not be in the position it now finds its self had they acted earlier.

tea spoon · Senior Member

cant expect much less .....we are not locked down in SA at the moment but other states are ......those who went out of this state sa will just have to wait till this bug is beat .....

TheHeaths · Guru

I am sorry, but I cannot support banning residents from returning to their home state.

At worst, they should be allowed back, with 14 days quarantine and the 3 tests on days 1,5 and 13.

I shudder where we may find ourselves when this is all over.

PeterInSa · Guru

Re (At worst, they should be allowed back, with 14 days quarantine and the 3 tests on days 1,5 and 13.)

Unfortunately some do not stay home, and go out and spread the virus if infected, police check twice during their stay at home and sometimes residents are missing.

We even have people getting out of our medi Hotels and walking around possibly spreading covid so others will have to go to hospital and possibly die. Then another lockdown with an emotional and financial impact for 100,000's.

Corndoggy · Senior Member

Santa wrote:
Good to see SA is prepared to make the hard decisions, perhaps NSW would not be in the position it now finds its self had they acted earlier.

Perhaps the rest of Australia wouldn't be in this position if NSW had of done things hard fast and sharp. Instead they let it rip with so called "hardest restrictions of anyone". Disaster of their own making as far as I'm concerned.

landy · Guru

No mater what state your from we all know we are living in uncertain times and things can, do and need to change very quickly.
I think that anybody that travels more than a few hours drive from their home border at moment and still expects to get home whenever they feel like it are being very foolish.

Like a lot of others I would love to be traveling at the moment but understand the need for these measures and I am not prepared to take the risk of being locked out. As it is it looks like I am probably locked in.
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Landy

-- Edited by landy on Saturday 21st of August 2021 09:54:27 PM

landy · Guru

Corndoggy wrote:

Santa wrote:
Good to see SA is prepared to make the hard decisions, perhaps NSW would not be in the position it now finds its self had they acted earlier.
Perhaps the rest of Australia wouldn't be in this position if NSW had of done things hard fast and sharp. Instead they let it rip with so called "hardest restrictions of anyone". Disaster of their own making as far as I'm concerned.

Victoria probably would not have had this problem if they had stopped those bl@@d# removalists at the border.

-- Edited by landy on Sunday 22nd of August 2021 10:59:39 AM

Wannabe nomad · Senior Member

I could not afford financially to get trapped in another state so IF I get to go anywhere again this year it will be S.A.

I'm hoping to visit the Grandkids in Vic in the Jan school holidays, but we will have to wait and see. Sooo glad I went for a quick trip in the car in April, because who knows when we will be able to go again. We we stayed home most of the time while we were there just spent quality time with the kids (3 days) then hightailed it home.

Gundog · Guru

Corndoggy wrote:
Santa wrote:
Good to see SA is prepared to make the hard decisions, perhaps NSW would not be in the position it now finds its self had they acted earlier.
Perhaps the rest of Australia wouldn't be in this position if NSW had of done things hard fast and sharp. Instead they let it rip with so called "hardest restrictions of anyone". Disaster of their own making as far as I'm concerned.

What an absolute bull crap, its not about what was done or what wasn't done in NSW, it's the morons who don't want to obey the rules that have been mandated. It's bleedingly obovious where the problem lies, the evidence was clearly showen with those the participated in the so called "Freedom Rallies" eventually these may turn into super spreader events,

Unfortunatly we may never know where its origion commenced because these clowns will likely never get tested unles they get critically sick. An example of the I dont care factor is a 27year old NSW male who has test positive to Covid refuses to self isolate and has been caught out and about twice and now he has gone to ground with police searching for him, or what about the child care worker from Victoria who refues to take a covid test, hence a number of child car facilities in Glenroy area totally closed.

So stop blaming the decision makers, who try to look after the whole state by trageting the hot spots and trying to protect the regions with no infections.

peatop · Senior Member

Gundog wrote:

What an absolute bull crap, its not about what was done or what wasn't done in NSW, it's the morons who don't want to obey the rules that have been mandated. It's bleedingly obovious where the problem lies, the evidence was clearly showen with those the participated in the so called "Freedom Rallies" eventually these may turn into super spreader events,
Unfortunatly we may never know where its origion commenced because these clowns will likely never get tested unles they get critically sick. An example of the I dont care factor is a 27year old NSW male who has test positive to Covid refuses to self isolate and has been caught out and about twice and now he has gone to ground with police searching for him, or what about the child care worker from Victoria who refues to take a covid test, hence a number of child car facilities in Glenroy area totally closed.
So stop blaming the decision makers, who try to look after the whole state by trageting the hot spots and trying to protect the regions with no infections.

I'm from Vic and have to agree, just look at the idiots that protested, they should have used petrol instead of pepper spray(angry spurt), Im not on any side of government, but lets face it they are there to do a job whether we like it or not it needs to be done, the leader can only make decisions based on the information at hand or supplied. Ask yourself "would you like to be in their shoes"?

Just like that's all we can do, If you decide to leave your state then you have to take the consequences of these decisions, when I left Vic earlier this year for a trip to northern NSW it was my choice and if I was to be locked out returning that was ok because that's the choice I made. there is no use blaming people for what they have done just be happy you not sick.

orid · Senior Member

Protesters??? I prefer to call them murderers, their actions will kill people and they know it ,absolute dick heads

Brodie Allen · Guru

Come to Queensland. No probs here!

Dicko1 · Senior Member

Brodie Allen wrote:
Come to Queensland. No probs here!

We will cop the virus. Too many idiots who will sneak across. Could even be brought in by a qld,er trying to get back home illegally or even an indigenous sneaking between communities out west and north/west...Who knows? I just cant see Qld dodging a bullet because we are relying on people to do the right thing.

Sick of protesters...cops should use water cannons full of pig waste and dye. Automatic 14 days jail and $10,000 fine for the oxygen thieves. Also sick of the whingers complaining about not being able to get home from interstate. This virus didnt pop up overnight and its their own fault if they got caught out.

The latest protesters were simply scumbags looking for trouble.

Possum3 · Guru

Check GN"s Website - Interstate Nomads, told to leave caravan parks and go home - That should really help the situation - NOT.

Tony Bev · Guru

landy wrote:
No mater what state your from we all know we are living in uncertain times and things can, do and need to change very quickly.
I think that anybody that travels more than a few hours drive from their home border at moment and still expects to get home whenever they feel like it are being very foolish.

Like a lot of others I would love to be traveling at the moment but understand the need for these measures and I am not prepared to take the risk of being locked out. As it is it looks like I am probably locked in.

Landy

-- Edited by landy on Saturday 21st of August 2021 09:54:27 PM

Agree X 2

I shall also add

Somewhere in the future, (Covid-19 allowing), when I decide to long distance travel, I shall accept that I may be ringfenced, at a moments notice

I shall not complain, or look for loopholes in the rules, I shall accept the fact that it was my decision

Possum3 · Guru

Latest news www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-22/caravaners-told-to-go-home-to-hotspots-as-health-advice-changes/100397340

Dicko1 · Senior Member

Tony Bev wrote:
landy wrote:
No mater what state your from we all know we are living in uncertain times and things can, do and need to change very quickly.
I think that anybody that travels more than a few hours drive from their home border at moment and still expects to get home whenever they feel like it are being very foolish.

Like a lot of others I would love to be traveling at the moment but understand the need for these measures and I am not prepared to take the risk of being locked out. As it is it looks like I am probably locked in.

Landy

-- Edited by landy on Saturday 21st of August 2021 09:54:27 PM
Agree X 2
I shall also add
Somewhere in the future, (Covid-19 allowing), when I decide to long distance travel, I shall accept that I may be ringfenced, at a moments notice
I shall not complain, or look for loopholes in the rules, I shall accept the fact that it was my decision

And that, my friend, is the attitude everyone must adopt. If not...stay home. These are unprecedented times for nearly all of us.

Wannabe nomad · Senior Member

Yep Tony I agree with you 100 percent

TheHeaths · Guru

I would accept locked out if it means all are locked out. We did in fact travel for nearly seven weeks in NSW and Qld this year, although well away from any affected areas, and accepted we needed to be flexible.

But in most cases, and certainly in the current SA case, locked out means locked out EXCEPT if you are facing domestic violence, a federal politician, you can justify a Health Department exemption, or you are an AFL football team, from wherever! That is selective lockout, not based on health reasons, but on subjective reasons, and cannot be defended as far as I am concerned on the basis of having the best health interests of the residents at heart. On that basis, residents deserve to be allowed home to quarantine in their home state. Show consistency, and people will accept it.

Anyway, they certainly wont listen to a disaffected resident and change things, will they.

landy · Guru

Dicko1 wrote:

Brodie Allen wrote:
Come to Queensland. No probs here!
We will cop the virus. Too many idiots who will sneak across. Could even be brought in by a qld,er trying to get back home illegally or even an indigenous sneaking between communities out west and north/west...Who knows? I just cant see Qld dodging a bullet because we are relying on people to do the right thing.

Sick of protesters...cops should use water cannons full of pig waste and dye. Automatic 14 days jail and $10,000 fine for the oxygen thieves. Also sick of the whingers complaining about not being able to get home from interstate. This virus didnt pop up overnight and its their own fault if they got caught out.

The latest protesters were simply scumbags looking for trouble.

Yes Dicko1 I completely agree with your sentiment regarding these ratbag protesters. Spray them with dye then pick them up at your leisure, I believe this has been used over sea's with a fair bit of success. All we need is a couple of detention centers. Mandatory 14 days first offense 28 days for the second and so on. No excuses, no exceptions, no privileges, do the crime do the time. Landy.

Mike Harding · Guru

TheHeaths wrote:
But in most cases, and certainly in the current SA case, locked out means locked out EXCEPT if you are facing domestic violence, a federal politician, you can justify a Health Department exemption, or you are an AFL football team, from wherever!

You forgot:

Film stars

Very wealthy people

Top executives of major companies

Famous people

Other than that it's a perfectly equitable and fair system.

Whenarewethere · Guru

& neighbours renting in our block of units could travel overseas & had zero issues getting the paperwork to leave Australia, left a few weeks ago, & are coming back in January.

While they are on holidays in USA they have let the unit on one of the holiday rental apps. There has already had a few groups staying in their rented unit.

So a good turnover of people moving, while we have stayed put since 2019 in our mortgage free unit.

The lockdown system is broken at best!

Rob Driver · Guru

As I type I see Mr Qantas on TV announcing how Qantas is going to give you flyer points, fuel, and a myriad of other offers to download the Qantas app and enter your vaccine credentials to be eligible.

It is in his own interest to get people moving all over the world again with little care for anything other than the profit of his company.
While there are many that want this freedom to fly I think that this type of offer does not help the current situation where we have to lockdown to prevent the spread.
My opinion is that this type of promotion is very irresponsible.

FFS it has been this unsupervised air travel that has exacerbated this entire situation in Australia

Santa · Guru

For goodness sake! what a mob of whingers.

peter67 · Guru

Who remembers Alan Joyce copping a huge custard pie in the face at a media conference? that guy should have got a gold medal and endless frequent flyer points.

yobarr · Guru

peter67 wrote:
Who remembers Alan Joyce copping a huge custard pie in the face at a media conference? that guy should have got a gold medal and endless frequent flyer points.

Disagree.The perpetrator should have been hung by a suitable appendage for being a Richard Cranium.The fact that you may disagree with another's actions or beliefs does not give you free-rein to assault that person.The press is a large part of the problem,their reporting of such incidents only encouraging Richard and his ilk to seek their moment of glory.And some of these clowns even demand payment to be interviewed.Cheers

Blues Man · Guru

Don't worry everybody , when we get to 80% vacations we will all be able to travel again .

They can't keep borders and cities locked down forever.

TheHeaths · Guru

Blues Man wrote:
Don't worry everybody , when we get to 80% vacations we will all be able to travel again .
They can't keep borders and cities locked down forever.

I certainly hope so Blues Man.

That said, I expect there will be a lot of argument firstly about 80% of what? That started yesterday when ACT Chief Minister said it should be of people 12 and older, rather than the first mooted 16 and older. I guess well see?

Also, I am yet to be convinced that all the premiers will move to open their borders. I think some, if not all, of them are starting to enjoy the control they have over people, and consider it to be the best way (lockdowns to keep their people safe) to bolster their approval ratings.

Interesting times ahead I think.

-- Edited by TheHeaths on Monday 23rd of August 2021 10:44:19 AM

Whenarewethere · Guru

TheHeaths wrote:
That said, I expect there will be a lot of argument firstly about 80% of what? That started yesterday when ACT Chief Minister said it should be of people 12 and older, rather than the first mooted 16 and older. I guess well see?

'80% of what?'

Exactly.

80% of over 12 is roughly 70% of the overall population.

Kids interact & it will not be good for them if we stop it. Kids on the whole are ok but their parents & grandparents may get turned off from Covid.

Some countries are already doing booster shots.