Thread: Covid Mk ll

Originally Posted by JDNSW

78.84%. See covidbaseau.com. They put the figures from all the official sources together and iron out this sort of problem, and allow you to look at different age ranges at the click of a mouse.

78.84% - that's still a pretty good figure

Originally Posted by 4bee

Sounds like a case of get shot of 3 dickhead Govt employees & employ these three for value for money.

I think they want to finish highschool first! And as Tote comments, public service is unlikely to be the first place they would look for employment, for a variety of reasons.

Originally Posted by JDNSW

You may not be familiar with the story behind covidbaseau.com. It was compiled as a private venture by three close friends, whose identity remained secret until they could get vaccinated, which they did on TV - as soon as vaccinations became available for 12-15 year olds! They were trying to track the pandemic in Australia but found it so confusing trying to collate all the government information that they set up a system to do it for their own use, and then wrote and set up a web page to make it available to everyone.

And here they are:

Three teenage boys reveal themselves as brains behind CovidBase AU data tracking website - ABC News

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

We had our so rings us from Japan and advises he is crook as a dog, fever, headache, sore throat and very fatigued. He is double vaxed with Moderna and has been wearing a mask every day for 2 years. He went to doctor, and they don't test for covid like here. Doc gave him some pills. Next day he is no better so goes to doctor again and they do covid test, it's not free like here in Aus. $30 approx for test. came back negative. He is still crook, must be a flue then?????????

When I did my Covid test last year after I was able to get further than the dunny and get myself to the hospital the results that came back also included flu results, both negative, yet I had the no temperature but headache, muscle pains and severe weakness symptoms associated with covid (flu included having a temperature) from thursday evening thru to sunday night. Doctor would not see me and emailed referral thru to hospital for fast processing.

Tested on a tuesday results back wednesday evening.

So I have always assumed every covid test included normal flu test too ?

What has been in others test notifications? Same or was it just my doc requesting it as extra?

Originally Posted by johnp38

When I did my Covid test last year after I was able to get further than the dunny and get myself to the hospital the results that came back also included flu results, both negative, yet I had the no temperature but headache, muscle pains and severe weakness symptoms associated with covid (flu included having a temperature) from thursday evening thru to sunday night. Doctor would not see me and emailed referral thru to hospital for fast processing.

Tested on a tuesday results back wednesday evening.

So I have always assumed every covid test included normal flu test too ?

What has been in others test notifications? Same or was it just my doc requesting it as extra?

seem to be lax over there, rules are not obeyed. hesitant. In one class of kids and one a kid ended up with covid, they only tested the 2kids either side of him, the rest of the class no no test even though they all shared the same environment. They are reluctant to test until you have been unwell for a number of days. Not like here where we have lots of free testing.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

We had our so rings us from Japan and advises he is crook as a dog, fever, headache, sore throat and very fatigued. He is double vaxed with Moderna and has been wearing a mask every day for 2 years. He went to doctor, and they don't test for covid like here. Doc gave him some pills. Next day he is no better so goes to doctor again and they do covid test, it's not free like here in Aus. $30 approx for test. came back negative. He is still crook, must be a flue then?????????

........or an overdose of Saki possibly.

Then you get ***** like David Reynolds who think they qualify for a Vaccine exemption "because something mutter mumble something".

At least Supercars have the balls to stand their ground : David Reynolds to miss next three Supercars races, hopes to compete at Bathurst 1000 - ABC News

doesn't sound like they stood their ground at all , Reynolds raced last weekend. I do not concur. Rules are rules. For a reason.