Letters: Young people who want vaccines now cannot get them
Young people who want vaccines now cannot get them: insufficient supplies, inability to get vaccinated without queuing hour-upon-unpaid-hour, lack of local access.
Rockhampton
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Scare tactics are misguided
The government’s bottom-line messaging is spot-on: “Covid can affect anyone. Stay home. Get tested. Book your vaccination.”
The “cute girl’s” obviously “fake” gasping for air belies reality; scare tactics for the targeted audience (young adults) are misguided and obscure those messages.
Every young person I know wants their vaccines, consistent with ATAGI advice (i.e. not AstraZeneca).
Young people who want vaccines now cannot get them: insufficient supplies, inability to get vaccinated without queuing hour-upon-unpaid-hour, lack of local access.
Young people working with vaccine Category 1a and 1b people were often overlooked for vaccines until now and they feel blamed for this oversight, while those who defined those categories and allocated vaccines accordingly shirk responsibility.
Every person I know wants to be fully vaccinated with highest effectiveness - consistent with ATAGI advice (i.e. for AstraZeneca, 12 weeks between first and second injections). They understand the statistics and want the optimal.
The Morrison government’s pressure on “others” to do the right thing is a ridiculously feeble attempt to point fingers at us, as opposed to acknowledging and accepting responsibility for the government’s own misjudgements on both virus and vaccine from day one through now - and for the foreseeable future, given current government rhetoric.
This government’s gasping for air is the main message I take from their scare-campaign ad.
- Judy Bamberger, O’Connor, ACT.
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FACEBOOK COMMENTS
Queensland may be rejoicing but NSW coach Brad Fittler has turned a blowtorch on the referees after watching his side fall in a Game 3 thriller.
Greg Newman: NSW should be happy they have started a dynasty. 1 series in a row.
Lance Baxter: Did we complain about refs when we lost the earlier games? No!
Una Slatter: Wow! Always something wrong with the refereeing when they lose. Sorry NSW but you lost this one, but be happy, you still have the shield.
Neville Milne: Whinge, whine, whinge. Freddy, you got flogged, just accept it and move on.
Craig Andrews: Bad sportsmanship from NSW camp. Just be happy u have the shield.
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Originally published as Letters: Young people who want vaccines now cannot get them