Calls To Scrap Mandatory Masks Outdoors 10/11/20
Researchers believe the rule for mandatory wearing of masks outdoors could be scrapped if COVID-19 cases remain low. There’s talk of a massive expansion of point-to-point speed camera technology on our roads, to get us closer to zero fatalities. The state’s arts and events industry given a major boost with a $17.2 million cash injection from the government. And the trade war between Geelong and GWS heats up ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline.For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atheraldsun.com.au
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