Originally Posted by
DiscoMick
Seriously, there are still a lot of mainland people wandering around Tassie who haven't left yet.
Most of the people in the caravans at Arthur River the other day were from the mainland. While some had advanced their return dates, others were planning to delay their return and wait it out down here. Tassie is one of the safest places to be right now.
One of the problems is it is being said the authorities won't accept a caravan as an isolation address right now and want people to rent apartments or houses. That seems dumb to me.
One of the families in a van pictured has been on the road for 18 months, the husband has a full-time online job with an insurance company and this is their home, they have no other address.
Whats the point of forcing them into a residential building? They can book into a national park for $50 a week here and be very isolated.
As the PM said, lets use our commonsense.