Australia's Front Line
A controversial new COVID-19 law has been passed in New Zealand that allows police officers to search homes without a warrant.
Despite widespread concern, the government rushed through the powerful legislation as the country drops to Alert Level 2, saying it is a ‘better route’ than existing lockdown measures.
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An international report estimates over 18,000 individuals remain displaced and in need of assistance after significant bushfires tore through the east coast of Australia earlier this year.
Meanwhile, the same charities that withheld tens of millions of dollars from vulnerable Australians will come together to advise a new group focused on COVID-19 recovery programs.
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As the CoronaHoax narrative continues to develop, further evidence has emerged showing doctored images, empty hospitals, drops in normal conditions and more inconsistencies.
Informed individuals are exposing the false metanarrative and now attention is being turned to the ‘solutions’ being developed, such as mass spying and population control.
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As COVID-19 restrictions tighten across the world, governments are harnessing the potential of drones. From delivering medical supplies, to helping keep people indoors — drones can do a lot in a pandemic.
Like all technologies, the question with drones should be about how they are used. But embedding systems of control that can be turned against civilians is its own disaster in the making.
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Scott Morrison has announced the government would consider banning all non-essential travel within Australia and has urged domestic citizens to adhere to social distancing guidelines.
The national cabinet will next week to consider how to restrict domestic travel, as state borders across the country close.
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