By Rachael Dexter Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has signalled his government is willing to negotiate with crossbench MPs to get a controversial new law through parliament that would give state officials the power to detain people considered a high risk of spreading COVID-19. Under the proposed law, health authorities could forcibly detain people they suspect would
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Twitter FeedThanks @ElianaGolber it was great to cyber meet you Fantastic conference and it is even more obvious that Australia's approach to tobacco harm reduction is ignoring the science and the anti smoking activists and scientists #harmreduction #vaping
Going thru some of my dad’s books and found this from the olden days of health and border management in New Zealand #COVID19au
This morning I wrote to the CHO and the Ministers for Jobs and Health requesting that they consider ways that dance studios in regional Victoria can reopen safely so that children who take dance classes can get back to doing what they love after school. #springst
Fiona Patten is the founder and leader of the Reason Party, and a Member of the Victorian Legislative Council for the Northern Metropolitan region.
She came to politics after 20 years of advocating for the rights of small business owners, sexual health organisations, sexual freedoms and censorship reforms.
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