So they had their own longer-term, not just the shorter term, advantages. And they have been built to be multi-use facilities as well. Victoria (with 21,913 answered calls) saw a decrease of 0.7 and an increase of 35.2 from the same respective periods. This represented increases of 2.3 and 29.1 from the same periods in 20, respectively. I think it provides a positive contribution, that this is about a longer term capability. In the 4 weeks to 27 June 2021, Lifeline answered 23,929 calls from New South Wales. That is still the case, and that could present some challenges. įrom our point of view as much about dealing with the current situation - although it can, particularly in Victoria, provide some support because we’re still quarantining unvaccinated Australians coming back into the country. We’ve changed the scale of the one in Queensland in Western Australia. So when you have 3 in the most popolous regions, change your National Focus to others, to enhance efficiency. I will never forget that first weekend, when the events of Wuhan had become very clear, and there were planes on their way to Australia, from Wuhan that weekend.Īnd it’s important that in the future for whatever pandemic we may face in the future, that we have that initial bank of facilities. Also note that you can only have 5 tops in each region as soldier, and, the closer you get to the maximum, the slower the increase gets. The decision we made to go ahead with it, it’s not a short term decision.

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