As the number of new coronavirus cases in Victoria continue to fall, conversations are turning to coming out of stage 4 restrictions.
Part of that discussion is how many new cases will be accepted each day before restrictions can be eased.
NSW has been ticking along with a handful of daily cases, and so far seems to have been able to manage it without a massive outbreak.
So what can we manage day to day? And what can be tolerated?
On today’s show:
* What level of virus would we be able to tolerate long term?
* Is zero community spread a long-term goal?
* How is it going in NSW and Queensland at the moment?
* Can Norman please say something nicer about Victoria? Is there any silver lining yet?
* What can Victorians do at an individual level to help get cases down?
And it’s time for quick fire Friday:
* My kids are using an iPad for hours a day in lockdown. What’s the impact on their mental health or their eyes?
* If the cold is often caused by coronaviruses, could any vaccine also help stop it?
* Are there any statistics on high-risk venues?
* Can COVID-19 spread via air conditioning systems?
While the decline in Victoria’s coronavirus case numbers has been incredibly positive over the past few weeks, worryingly the number of people getting tested is also falling. Yesterday, Victoria recorded […]
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