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22.01.2022 A thought provoking poem
20.01.2022 From 1am on Thursday, October 1 Queensland’s border zone will expand to include Byron, Ballina, Lismore, Richmond Valley and Glen Innes council areas. Borde...r residents can apply for a border pass and travel around Queensland for any purpose, and Queenslanders can travel to those places as well. More information to follow.
18.01.2022 Nearly 200,000 Queenslanders are unemployed right now and Annastacia Palaszczuk is giving Queensland job opportunities to Canadians first. Labor has said Queens...land pilots aren't good enough to fly this water bomber. This is an insult by Labor to every Queensland pilot screaming out for a job to support their family right now. I would back a Queenslander to pilot this plane any day.
17.01.2022 Could it be weakening?? Could be why we are opening up slowly. This the fate that befell the spanish flu. It slowly mutated to a nasty bug. .Let's hope this is so.
16.01.2022 ANTIFA AND BLM ANNOUNCING THAT THEY WILL BURN DOWN EVERY HOUSE THAT FLYS THE AMERICAN FLAG...ANTIFA AND BLM ANNOUNCING THAT THEY WILL BURN DOWN EVERY HOUSE THAT FLYS THE AMERICAN FLAG...
13.01.2022 (yes, Beerenberg is in major supermarkets. If it's not in yours, ASK!!) Cottees jam... Not grown here Not made here... Not owned here Why, oh why, is it our NUMBER 1 Australian jam!?!? 100% imported from start to finish Now saddle up for the best jam news you'll hear today (ok, maybe the only jam news you'll hear today, but still..) Beerenberg is.. SIXTH generation Australian family owned Australian family farmed Australian grown Australian made Let's get them some more shelf space, huh!? Join the revolution and #maketheswapaustralia #australianmade #madeinaustralia #buylocal #supportlocal Beerenberg
13.01.2022 Buying baby parts. Big buissiness. Dont bother pointing the finger at Hitler and Stalin.
13.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//travis-winks-book-on-fami/12664326
10.01.2022 https://amp.news.com.au///5a4ff412e013eb5a9787cc5f6cb8f4ff
09.01.2022 Maybe white suspect ? This rubbish is divisive and improes no ones lives. Oh, maybe we should get horse fur dye and dye them inoffensive coulors!
09.01.2022 LADIES WARNING. I have also heard this connection between the pill and cancer from medical practitioners.
06.01.2022 Remend them of manual labour shortage. Yes you get $$$$$ for working.!!! .. wow! And you save money on gym expenses. Wath your waistline skinnies up. Watch the muscles grow! See how fit you get.
05.01.2022 I have a saying. There is one thing worse than dying,and that's ,not living.
04.01.2022 People are being warned about the dangers of fentanyl following recent cases of adverse effects from the opioid in Sydney and regional NSW. NSW Health is warnin...g the public that some batches of heroin and cocaine could be contaminated with fentanyl, which is a highly potent opioid prescribed to treat patients experiencing severe, disabling pain. www.7NEWS.com.au Government Statement: NSW Health is warning of the potential dangers of fentanyl-related substances following recent cases of serious harm in Sydney and regional NSW. The strong opioids fentanyl and acetylfentanyl (which is closely related to fentanyl) have recently been identified as likely adulterants in heroin and cocaine. NSW Chief Addiction Medicine Specialist, Dr Tony Gill, said a number of people in NSW who recently used heroin developed toxicity from acetylfentanyl and fentanyl. Some described the heroin as being purple in colour. "We’ve seen a number of people recently where fentanyl was taken unknowingly and was associated with serious harm. Separately to the heroin related cases, another cluster of fentanyl and acetylfentanyl has been associated with cocaine use, similar to those seen in October of this year," Dr Gill said. "Fentanyl can cause drowsiness, loss of consciousness and slowed breathing, and when taken unknowingly can be life-threatening." Fentanyl is a strong opioid that is used for a range of health conditions, primarily for the management of severe pain. Acetylfentanyl is a similar opioid to fentanyl and has similar effects but is not used medically. "It’s important that people realise an overdose can occur with very small doses of fentanyl-related substances. The severity will depend on the amount of fentanyl or acetylfentanyl within a particular substance and how much people take," Dr Gill said. "If you have taken a substance and are experiencing side effects similar to those from fentanyl, call Triple Zero (‘000’) immediately or seek urgent medical attention." The medicine naloxone can temporarily reverse an overdose from fentanyl or other opioid drugs. Even if naloxone is used, an ambulance should still be called by phoning Triple Zero (000). People at risk of experiencing an opioid overdose or who may witness an overdose can get naloxone for free without a prescription from some NSW community pharmacies and NSW Health needle and syringe programs. For participating pharmacies and more information on the take-home naloxone program visit: https://yourroom.health.nsw.gov.au/getting-//Naloxone.aspx Anyone who has concerns about substances containing fentanyl or adverse effects from fentanyl-related substances should contact the NSW Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26. For support and information on drug and alcohol problems, please contact the Alcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS) 1800 250 015 a 24/7 service offering confidential and anonymous telephone counselling and information for individuals and concerned others. In 2020/21 the NSW Government will invest more than $231 million delivering alcohol and other drug prevention, education, treatment and ongoing care programs state-wide. #7NEWS
04.01.2022 Delivery riders mistreated by public. Disgusting.
03.01.2022 What does your vehicle tell predators about you?
01.01.2022 https://www.theage.com.au//aged-care-lockout-heartbreaking
