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Australians’ feelings around coronavirus depend on what state they’re from — and this data shows it – ABC News
This week marks six months since the first heavy COVID-19 restrictions were implemented on the Australian population — but are we still “in this together”? This data tells a surprising story.
Coronavirus hasn’t impacted John and Kay Hansford too much.
“That bloody thing” as John refers to it, is just something they watch on the news.
Standing outside their trusty caravanwith their dogs Sasha and Dusty in a caravan park in the regional NSW town of Bathurst, the only thing COVID-19 has really affected is their travel plans.
“We were supposed to be in Darwin this winter,” John, a retired builder from Lismore, said
“So we decided to do a five-week tour around New South Wales instead …
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