Ganesh Sahathevan

 by Ganesh Sahathevan  This was Scott Morrison's response to news about  Christine Holgate's gift to senior staff: Prime Minister Scott Morrison condemned Ms Holgate’s actions. Picture Gary Ramage Source:News Regional Medi In an extraordinary attack, Mr Morrison said he was disgusted by the abuse of taxpayers’ money. “I was appalled and it is disgraceful and it’s not on......if she doesn’t wish (to stand aside) she can go.” The result is this: BREAKING Australia Post in $1m settlement with Holgate The former CEO will also have her $100,000 worth of legal costs covered for her by Australia Post but Post makes no admission of liability. RICHARD FERGUSON Morrison refused to apologise, even after it became clear that he was wrong. The same politicking seems to be at play here, and taxpayers can again expect to pick-up the bill: Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Australian vaccine passports can be used to identify and track down vaccinated persons who infect the unvaccinated, and the vaccinat

 By Ganesh Sahathevan  The Daily Mail reported, quoting Australian PM Scott Morrison : In audio obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Australia, the PM discussed lockdown(He) agreed with a proposal of cafes and pubs opening only to vaccinated patrons. (Morrison) said (the) idea can be looked at when more of Australia's population are fully jabbed This sounds like a great idea, and there are reports of business owners expressing support for it. However, they need to be careful what they wish for.  Business owners who exclude the unvaccinated are effectively assuring patrons that they will be in surroundings where they will not be infected.  However, there is no certainty of that, and according to reports out of the US, even the CDC is no longer confident that the vaccinated are no longer, in Morrison's words, " a public health risk". Consequently business owners who have excluded the unvaccinated can be held liable for loss and damage caused anyone who is infected while o