Mark McGowan says the rest of Australia should not have to suffer 'just because the NSW government has made a mess' of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan said the rest of Australia should not have to suffer for the NSW government's"catastrophic failure" in dealing with the latest COVID-19 outbreak.Mark McGowan has called for"cool heads" and warned against making"rash decisions" as debate intensifies over Australia's pathway out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"If he's referring to me, everything I've said is consistent with the national plan," Mr McGowan said. "We should do everything we can to stay in the state we are currently in without the virus in WA and at the same time, vaccinate like hell," he said. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the Doherty Institute, whose research National Cabinet relied upon when agreeing to vaccine targets, were reassessing the situation given the spread of the virus in NSW.
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