Should Australian businesses be allowed to ban those who choose not to get jabbed? 💉⛔
As states like NSW and Victoria forge ahead with plans to ease restrictions once vaccination targets are reached, others like Queensland and WA remain cautious.
Many Australians are long past being fed up with lockdowns, but as cases and deaths continue to rise others are fearing we could open the door to more heartache in the rush to reopen.As our leaders continue to rely heavily on the advice of the health experts, we want to hear your views on when lockdowns should end, borders should open and how Australia begins operating with some of its population remaining unvaccinated.
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