21 December
21 December · 04:18 UTC
Here's a projection of NSW cases, from one of the prominent modellers, based on current numbers. And the quote below is from Professor Adrian Esterman, a leading Australian public health person who has worked for the WHO and was also South Australia's principal epidemiologist (remember 25,000 cases a day was the estimate from the NSW Health Minister, who is doing nothing about it): "If we have 25,000 cases a day in January, the NSW health system will not be able to manage. It will be in a complete crisis. That's all there is to it. It's that simple."
Nick Dee added a new photo.
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