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Posted October 09, 2021 04:00 · last edited October 09, 2021 04:05

NSW has just ticked over 90% single dose vaccinated (popn above age 16). Should be 90% fully vaccinated sometime early-mid November (age 12 & above), about the time the A League kicks off.

ACT a very impressive 95% single dose vaccinated. VIC currently at 85% single dose. Yes Covid cases are getting high in VIC, but eventually new case numbers will fall as they did in NSW, as higher vaccine numbers kick in.

SA (72% single dose), WA & QLD (both 70% single dose) continue to lag behind. 

But since the Nix men are only playing NSW teams up to Christmas - by when vaccination rates in SA, WA & QLD should be range 80-85% fully vaccinated - I see a real strong chance Nix men can return to Welly early 2022.

If NZ is also in that 80-90% fully vaccinated range by Christmas, and the elimination strategy is in the dustbin, why should vaccinated Australian sports teams be stopped entering NZ for say 2-3 days? If not the TT travel bubble fully reopened for vaccinated travellers?

As I mentioned a month or so back could happen, sounds like the Auckland lockdown is really starting to be unpopular, and folks are starting to disobey/lose patience. Where NZ Govt appear to have dropped the ball badly (to quote a Stuff article today), is not gearing up the ICU capacity around NZ. That appears an obstacle to things opening up in the short term.

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Unknown editor edited October 09, 2021 04:05
NSW has just ticked over 90% single dose vaccinated (popn above age 16). Should be 90% fully vaccinated sometime early-mid November (age 12 & above), about the time the A League kicks off.

ACT a very impressive 95% single dose vaccinated. VIC currently at 85% single dose. Yes Covid cases are getting high in VIC, but eventually new case numbers will fall as they did in NSW, as higher vaccine numbers kick in.

SA (72% single dose), WA & QLD (both 70% single dose) continue to lag behind. 

But since the Nix men are only playing NSW teams up to Christmas - by when vaccination rates in SA, WA & QLD should be range 80-85% fully vaccinated - I see a real strong chance Nix men can return to Welly early 2022.

If NZ is also in that 80-90% fully vaccinated range by Christmas, and the elimination strategy is in the dustbin, why should vaccinated Australian sports teams be stopped entering NZ for say 2-3 days? If not the TT travel bubble fully reopened for vaccinated travellers?

Where NZ Govt appear to have dropped the ball badly (to quote a Stuff article today), is not gearing up the ICU capacity around NZ. That appears an obstacle to things opening up in the short term.
Unknown editor edited October 09, 2021 04:02
NSW has just ticked over 90% single dose vaccinated (popn above age 16). Should be 90% fully vaccinated sometime early-mid November (age 12 & above), about the time the A League kicks off.

ACT a very impressive 95% single dose vaccinated. VIC currently at 85% single dose. Yes Covid cases are getting high in VIC, but eventually new case numbers will fall as they did in NSW, as higher vaccine numbers kick in.

SA (72% single dose), WA & QLD (both 70% single dose) continue to lag behind. 

But since the Nix men are only playing NSW teams up to Christmas - by when vaccination rates in SA, WA & QLD should be range 80-85% fully vaccinated - I see a real strong chance Nix men can return to Welly early 2022.

If NZ is also in that 80-90% fully vaccinated range by Christmas, and the elimination strategy is in the dustbin, why should vaccinated Australian sports teams be stopped entering NZ for say 2-3 days? If not the TT travel bubble fully reopened for vaccinated travellers?