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Band-aid Fees Proposed In Medicare Reform 31/01/21 Jan 30, 2021

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The Australian Medical Association supports a plan to let GPs charge for dressings. Workers relying on JobKeeper payments have declined by more than 35,000. People will be able to get their COVID-19 jabs for free at their local pharmacy. Families of missing people have been asked to volunteer their DNA. A warning’s been issued to footy clubs or factions seeking to veto the return of reserve grade and under-21 matches before NRL games.
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GPs To Vaccinate Against COVID-19 After Hours And Weekends 30/01/21 Jan 29, 2021

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GPs To Vaccinate Against COVID-19 After Hours And Weekends
The Australian Medical Association says after hours injections were the only way doctors would be able to cope with the demands of the mass vaccination program. Schools are being swallowed by an ever-expanding mass of demountable classrooms. Crackdown on real estate agents misusing trust fund money or engaging in rental bond fraud. Novak Djokovic says “emotion” led him to returning to the court at yesterday’s exhbition match.
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Surveillance Footage Scoured In Caddick Mystery 29/01/21 Jan 28, 2021

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CCTV footage canvassed to close the net on suspected runaway millionaire Melissa Caddick. NSW Treasurer critical of QLD JobKeeper request. ‘Panama Papers’ leak sees ATO chase Sydney couple for $32m. Warriors star will swap codes at the end of the 2021 NRL season.
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Frydenberg Claps Back At China 28/01/21 Jan 27, 2021

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has vowed to continue speaking out on human rights injustices in his harshest language yet regarding China. Sydney will have Friday on its mind with the relaxing of COVID restrictions from tomorrow. Filming underway in Sydney for the latest Thor flick. Mitchell Pearce will be offered a 12-month contract extension to stay at the Newcastle Knights
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Accent Change Comes Down To School Friends 27/01/21 Jan 26, 2021

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Parents of kindergarteners are being warned they may notice a change in their child’s accent as school begins. NSW is set to lose control of Norfolk Island to Queensland. Dogs and cats may need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to curb the spread of the virus. Footy fans might have the opportunity to watch reserve grade and under-21 games before NRL matches this season.
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Thousands Petition Against Chinese Developer Leasing Aussie Island 26/01/21 Jan 25, 2021

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A tropical paradise off the coast of Queensland has become the latest battleground in the controversy over Chinese ownership of Australian assets. 80,000 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine are due to be shipped in late February. The 28-year-old man who police allege is behind one of the “most appalling” Sydney crimes in decades has refused to appear in court. Feuding NRL stars Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk have helped Todd Greenberg land his breakthrough comeback to sports administration.
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The ABC Causes Outrage Over ‘Invasion Day’ 25/01/21 Jan 24, 2021

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The ABC has been accused of dividing the nation by referring to Australia Day as “Invasion Day” in an online guide for events happening on January 26.

Bureaucrats have left the door open for controversial pop-up cycleways around Sydney to remain permanently, drawing renewed outrage from community groups furious over a lack of consultation.

It began as a fun concept about Blue Heeler dogs by a Brisbane father six years ago and today, children’s TV show Bluey has become a global phenomenon.

And in sport, it’s 40 years next Monday since former Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell instructed brother Trevor to bowl the underarm delivery to New Zealand’s Brian McKechnie, when the visitors needed six runs off the final ball of the match to tie a 50 over game against Australia at the MCG.

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COVID-19 Vaccines To Be Bulk Billed 24/01/21 Jan 23, 2021

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Doctors around the country will bulk bill COVID-19 vaccines, with expressions of interest for GP practices now open.

Australians who have displayed extraordinary service and achievement during the COVID-19 response and recovery will feature on a dedicated honours roll to be unveiled on the Queen’s Birthday.

Police have chased down 50 tip-offs regarding the whereabouts of missing woman Melissa Caddick, with the search stretching to Queensland, South Australia and Victoria.

And in sport, the NRL’s next millionaire could be made this week, with the Penrith Panthers set to table a deal that will make Stephen Crichton rugby league’s richest centre.

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Sydney’s CBD Set To Be Permanently Part-Time 23/01/21 Jan 22, 2021

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Sydney’s central business district is set to become less corporate and more recreational as companies allow workers to permanently work part-time from home.

Explosive text messages between NRL star Sam Burgess and his ex-wife Phoebe have been aired in court, exposing the pair’s ugly separation.

Model Miranda Kerr and her husband, Snapchat co-founder and chief executive Evan Spiegel, have flown to Paris to set up house in their luxurious new $39m Paris mansion.

And in sport, Australia’s Olympic athletes have been warned family and closest friends are likely to be among the first casualties if the Tokyo Olympics proceed this year.

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Husband Of Missing Sydney Woman Considers Legal Action Against ASIC 22/01/21 Jan 21, 2021

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The husband of missing Sydney businesswoman Melissa Caddick is reportedly considering legal action against corporate regulator ASIC.

Kangaroo courts presiding over sexual assault cases at universities will be axed, while tertiary finances will be overseen by the NSW Auditor General, under a new plan to fix the state’s struggling university sector.

Minister for Indigenous Australians Ken Wyatt has described a decision to drop “Australia Day” from promotional material for upcoming Big Bash League games as “disappointing”.

And in sport, Parramatta will be living on the edge this season with firebrand forwards Nathan Brown and Keegan Hipgrave ready to leave a bruising mark on the competition.

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