Select to expand quoteMacaha said..bazz61 said..laceys lane said..
I was told in nz building is still consider a essential service.
Anyone confirm that
nah everything closed, mates a brickie , not allowed to work , NZ may be the 1st western country to eradicate virus , we should be doing the same .
We need to shut down NOW
Don't think they'll pull the trigger yet. New case numbers have fallen in NSW last two days which is a good sign that the steps they have taken are having an effect but need to keep the measures going.
It is still going to get a lot worse.
Community transmissions are getting higher which isn't a good sign.
I know a French couple 4 doors up from me just got back from Japan Monday been snowboarding there for two months, they don't leave the house they take it very serious, i video linked him and had a few beers talking about his trip he looks fine. Makes you hope others are playing the game.
WA in regional lockdowns. Talk of suburban lockdowns if people don't use common sense and keep their distance.
Hoping we don't need to go there as the surf forecast for Next week is looking good.
Hope to catch some at remote spots on Sunday and next Tuesday. Absolutely no contact with anyone and hopefully a civilised priority line in the lineup.
Select to expand quoteSP said..Macaha said..bazz61 said..laceys lane said..
I was told in nz building is still consider a essential service.
Anyone confirm that
nah everything closed, mates a brickie , not allowed to work , NZ may be the 1st western country to eradicate virus , we should be doing the same .
We need to shut down NOW
Don't think they'll pull the trigger yet. New case numbers have fallen in NSW last two days which is a good sign that the steps they have taken are having an effect but need to keep the measures going.
It is still going to get a lot worse.
Community transmissions are getting higher which isn't a good sign.
Will be interesting to see how NZ comes out of their 4 week quarantine . Thinking in Tasmania with tight border controls and a relatively short Lockdown we could eradicate the disease here before it gets out into the community .Lucky for us the Bass Straight is a pretty significant barrier .
No community transmissions here as yet
Select to expand quoteSP said..Macaha said..bazz61 said..laceys lane said..
I was told in nz building is still consider a essential service.
Anyone confirm that
nah everything closed, mates a brickie , not allowed to work , NZ may be the 1st western country to eradicate virus , we should be doing the same .
We need to shut down NOW
Don't think they'll pull the trigger yet. New case numbers have fallen in NSW last two days which is a good sign that the steps they have taken are having an effect but need to keep the measures going.
It is still going to get a lot worse.
Community transmissions are getting higher which isn't a good sign.
You have to wonder how many of those passengers who were let off the cruise ship in Sydney went straight to a supermarket on their way home to stock up?
Select to expand quoteCuttlefish said..SP said..Macaha said..bazz61 said..laceys lane said..
I was told in nz building is still consider a essential service.
Anyone confirm that
nah everything closed, mates a brickie , not allowed to work , NZ may be the 1st western country to eradicate virus , we should be doing the same .
We need to shut down NOW
Don't think they'll pull the trigger yet. New case numbers have fallen in NSW last two days which is a good sign that the steps they have taken are having an effect but need to keep the measures going.
It is still going to get a lot worse.
Community transmissions are getting higher which isn't a good sign.
You have to wonder how many of those passengers who were let off the cruise ship in Sydney went straight to a supermarket on their way home to stock up?
They certainly spread far an wide. 
wasn't it something like one dead in Perth. One dead on north qld and the first case in Tasmania.
Select to expand quoteTassiedevel said..SP said..Macaha said..bazz61 said..laceys lane said..
I was told in nz building is still consider a essential service.
Anyone confirm that
nah everything closed, mates a brickie , not allowed to work , NZ may be the 1st western country to eradicate virus , we should be doing the same .
We need to shut down NOW
Don't think they'll pull the trigger yet. New case numbers have fallen in NSW last two days which is a good sign that the steps they have taken are having an effect but need to keep the measures going.
It is still going to get a lot worse.
Community transmissions are getting higher which isn't a good sign.
Will be interesting to see how NZ comes out of their 4 week quarantine . Thinking in Tasmania with tight border controls and a relatively short Lockdown we could eradicate the disease here before it gets out into the community .Lucky for us the Bass Straight is a pretty significant barrier .
No community transmissions here as yet
Yeah it will be.
The question is what do you do after the lock down? Need a vaccine? Keep everyone locked out until the find one. Which may only be a year away anyway? But going to be interesting to see there approach to the aussie approach both seem to rely on different methods.
Select to expand quoteSP said..Cuttlefish said..SP said..Macaha said..bazz61 said..laceys lane said..
I was told in nz building is still consider a essential service.
Anyone confirm that
nah everything closed, mates a brickie , not allowed to work , NZ may be the 1st western country to eradicate virus , we should be doing the same .
We need to shut down NOW
Don't think they'll pull the trigger yet. New case numbers have fallen in NSW last two days which is a good sign that the steps they have taken are having an effect but need to keep the measures going.
It is still going to get a lot worse.
Community transmissions are getting higher which isn't a good sign.
You have to wonder how many of those passengers who were let off the cruise ship in Sydney went straight to a supermarket on their way home to stock up?
They certainly spread far an wide. wasn't it something like one dead in Perth. One dead on north qld and the first case in Tasmania.
Yep thought northwest Tasmania had been lucky and missed out until the Ruby Princess and Ovation **** ups . Now about 6 cases here - made it very real very quickly - we are thinking about locking up for a few weeks over Easter no matter what the politicians decide .
Just reading an article. Very deep things could happen in a lock down if they dont get the setup right. like you could lose all your money in a bank..
I think these stages are to get everone and the economy used to restrictions
Best aussies make the restrictions we have now work.
Im not a expert . Not even remotely but a lockdown would have dire consequences
Hi Tassiedevel,
Day 2 of 4 week (minimal) lockdown in sunny Auckland, New Zealand and I must becoming more sensible as turn 55 later this year and taking less risks as former adrenaline junkie that didn't learn self restraint until ACL knee reconstruction. Know the advice is treat lockdown as if you personally have the virus and by staying home collectively we break the chain of transmission. So stay in contact with your mates but social distancing or call or text or social media contact to stay in touch 
Everyone else please "break the chain" of contact and potential transmission of virus.
Only then will cases reduce 
PLEASE KEEP SAFE
At least NZ is taking concisive action, she's a straight talker, meanwhile Australia is more worried about getting their hair done and a council election.Our Govt federal and some states are a joke, half are##d measures and every state on a different page, schools still open WTF.
Im one week into a two week self isolation after returning from Bali and am seriously considering not going back to construction jobs i have going.Anyway just had a delivery of timber to finish home reno ,home brew back in action, getting back into guitar and shape a couple of boards which ill post for some comedy relief and advice plus try to stay fit.if you can, stay home ,stay safe and look after yourselves and those close as the Govt. is doing a repeat of their inaction as they did with the bushfires, too little too late.
Select to expand quote515 said..
Hi Tassiedevel,
Day 2 of 4 week (minimal) lockdown in sunny Auckland, New Zealand and I must becoming more sensible as turn 55 later this year and taking less risks as former adrenaline junkie that didn't learn self restraint until ACL knee reconstruction. Know the advice is treat lockdown as if you personally have the virus and by staying home collectively we break the chain of transmission. So stay in contact with your mates but social distancing or call or text or social media contact to stay in touch
Everyone else please "break the chain" of contact and potential transmission of virus.
Only then will cases reduce
PLEASE KEEP SAFE
Under your lockdown if you can walk into the beach without coming into contact with others are you able ? Or is it what it sounds like a strict stay in your own property
Bunnings restrictions from monday. Trade customers ,health, emergency services workers exclusive till 9 am week days.
Which is great. But i still dont want to go there unless absolutely necessary
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
Bunnings restrictions from monday. Trade customers ,health, emergency services workers exclusive till 9 am week days.
Which is great. But i still dont want to go there unless absolutely necessary
Went into Bunnings today to top up my gear in case of a lockdown - all going well - got through all the aisles on my own without passing anybody , went straight to a checkout with no one around thinking how good is this for social distancing - standing there on the cross paying my bill ( credit card wave - so no touching ) - next thing this old bloke is in my ear about 5 cm away from me "where is the sausage sizzle today "what the **** - so much for the 1.5 meter personal space
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
Just reading an article. Very deep things could happen in a lock down if they dont get the setup right. like you could lose all your money in a bank..
I think these stages are to get everone and the economy used to restrictions
Best aussies make the restrictions we have now work.
Im not a expert . Not even remotely but a lockdown would have dire consequences
Lacey I think lockdowns on the cards Sunday or Monday. I think scomo has made this as slow as he can without panic in the community Unless the numbers basically halt. Atm we're under Italy's numbers.
Select to expand quoteCobra said..laceys lane said..
Just reading an article. Very deep things could happen in a lock down if they dont get the setup right. like you could lose all your money in a bank..
I think these stages are to get everone and the economy used to restrictions
Best aussies make the restrictions we have now work.
Im not a expert . Not even remotely but a lockdown would have dire consequences
Lacey I think lockdowns on the cards Sunday or Monday. I think scomo has made this as slow as he can without panic in the community Unless the numbers basically halt. Atm we're under Italy's numbers.
I was listening to hack today too. They are saying a week or so to see if what we are doing is working enough
But sure . Its well and truely on the cards.
3 weeks anyone?
That would slow it down, not stop it is what im reading
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..Cobra said..laceys lane said..
Just reading an article. Very deep things could happen in a lock down if they dont get the setup right. like you could lose all your money in a bank..
I think these stages are to get everone and the economy used to restrictions
Best aussies make the restrictions we have now work.
Im not a expert . Not even remotely but a lockdown would have dire consequences
Lacey I think lockdowns on the cards Sunday or Monday. I think scomo has made this as slow as he can without panic in the community Unless the numbers basically halt. Atm we're under Italy's numbers.
I was listening to hack today too. They are saying a week or so to see if what we are doing is working enough
But sure . Its well and truely on the cards.
3 weeks anyone?
That would slow it down, not stop it is what im reading
Hmmm yes sooounds ok if we shutdown now. Just wish Australia would of handled our perimeter better.
Select to expand quoteTassiedevel said..laceys lane said..
Bunnings restrictions from monday. Trade customers ,health, emergency services workers exclusive till 9 am week days.
Which is great. But i still dont want to go there unless absolutely necessary
Went into Bunnings today to top up my gear in case of a lockdown - all going well - got through all the aisles on my own without passing anybody , went straight to a checkout with no one around thinking how good is this for social distancing - standing there on the cross paying my bill ( credit card wave - so no touching ) - next thing this old bloke is in my ear about 5 cm away from me "where is the sausage sizzle today "what the **** - so much for the 1.5 meter personal space
I want this on a t-shirt for those occasions.
This may sound crazy but dose anybody think this had happened for a reason?
To make us reflect on ****** up the planet and to slow things down.
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
This may sound crazy but dose anybody think this had happened for a reason?
To make us reflect on ****** up the planet and to slow things down.
That home brew rum certainty has kick to it.
Select to expand quoteSP said..Tassiedevel said..laceys lane said..
Bunnings restrictions from monday. Trade customers ,health, emergency services workers exclusive till 9 am week days.
Which is great. But i still dont want to go there unless absolutely necessary
Went into Bunnings today to top up my gear in case of a lockdown - all going well - got through all the aisles on my own without passing anybody , went straight to a checkout with no one around thinking how good is this for social distancing - standing there on the cross paying my bill ( credit card wave - so no touching ) - next thing this old bloke is in my ear about 5 cm away from me "where is the sausage sizzle today "what the **** - so much for the 1.5 meter personal space
I want this on a t-shirt for those occasions.
Wonder where you can buy those . From what I have seen the older generation just don't get it . Cracker of a day here today the type of day when normally everybody flocks to the beach - will be a real test on compliance with the social distancing .
When walking people are giving plenty of space even crossing or walking on the road as minimal cars driving. Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
This may sound crazy but dose anybody think this had happened for a reason?
To make us reflect on ****** up the planet and to slow things down.
So true
Watching a news report last night about the closing of St Kilda beach because too many were there and completely ignoring the social distancing regulations. The people interviewed who couldn't see the problem in being there were not Australians. Holidayers did not want to be denied a tan and an eyeful of flesh and a swim in that grungy looking water.
Select to expand quoteSP said..
Geez, that's a very clear sign no skating 
The dirt bikers are rubbing their hands together with glee! The skatepark now belongs to them!
www.instagram.com/p/B-PqQZylZ3D/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again
Note the "watch again" at the end of the link.
If there's a post of the year competition for 2020 and I win it with this one if the prize is an all inclusive cruise for 2 I promise I will raffle it off so others may have a chance to win such a great prize.
Select to expand quoteCuttlefish said..
www.instagram.com/p/B-PqQZylZ3D/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again
Note the "watch again" at the end of the link.
If there's a post of the year competition for 2020 and I win it with this one if the prize is an all inclusive cruise for 2 I promise I will raffle it off so others may have a chance to win such a great prize.
Select to expand quoteSP said..Tassiedevel said..laceys lane said..
Bunnings restrictions from monday. Trade customers ,health, emergency services workers exclusive till 9 am week days.
Which is great. But i still dont want to go there unless absolutely necessary
Went into Bunnings today to top up my gear in case of a lockdown - all going well - got through all the aisles on my own without passing anybody , went straight to a checkout with no one around thinking how good is this for social distancing - standing there on the cross paying my bill ( credit card wave - so no touching ) - next thing this old bloke is in my ear about 5 cm away from me "where is the sausage sizzle today "what the **** - so much for the 1.5 meter personal space
I want this on a t-shirt for those occasions.
Hey SP, I know a guy...no seriously...I know a guy...he can print that up for you easy!
Linky: impactfactordesigns.com.au/
