Australia's Front Line
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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People at risk of spreading coronavirus could be arrested and detained by police under new laws to be introduced in South Australia.
Premier Steven Marshall said the change, to be introduced to parliament this week, will “give health authorities the powers they need to protect South Australians”.
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Bushfire affected businesses across Australia are still waiting for applications to open or be approved for recovery loans unveiled by the federal government.
Almost 300 bushfire hit businesses have applied for government loans since the scheme has opened, yet just one application has been approved so far.
Problem, reaction, solution: It is one of the oldest tricks in the book, yet millions of individuals continue to be fooled by sensationalist coverage of the ‘coronavirus’.
Fearmongering surrounding potential pandemics is well-documented in the past and not only provides the perfect distraction for bushfire developments on the ground, but allows for the manufacturing of a new vaccine.
It is a bold vision: Eight new smart cities to be developed across the east coast of regional Australia, all connected by a state-of-the-art high-speed rail network.
In the following, we explore the full story of CLARA’s high-speed rail plans in Australia, including initial proposals and government submissions, The CLARA Plan, the ‘bushfire accelerator’, smart city conspiracy and deeper questions behind the narrative.
