Father of three-year-old citizen stuck overseas says the move wouldn’t be necessary if the vaccine rollout had been better handled
The families of Australians stranded overseas have criticised a national cabinet decision to halve the incoming arrivals cap, likely for the rest of the year, saying it is cruel and wouldn’t have been necessary if the vaccine rollout had been better handled.
The prime minister, Scott Morrison, announced on Friday that the federal, state and territory governments had agreed on a four-phase plan to manage Australia’s “pathway” out of the pandemic. Continue reading...
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