NYTimes: How Do Children Fight Off the Coronavirus?
The secret may lie in an “innate” immune response that targets unrecognized invaders, scientists say. Children may be less affected by the coronavirus because of a type of immune response …
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Business Indicators, Business Impacts of COVID-19
Reference period: September 2020 Released 24/09/2020 Key statistics Almost one third of businesses expect modifications put in place to manage the impacts of COVID-19 will be kept long-term Two in five employing …
Plumbing Regulations – Temperature Control Device
From 1 July 2013 NSW has adopted the Plumbing Code of Australia. One of the requirements of the code is that all hot water systems must have a temperature control …
School, sport and music restrictions relaxed
More families can attend community sports, music ensembles and school camps can proceed, and a modest increase dancing at weddings is allowed under new COVID-19 safety rules. Health Minister Brad …
Blocked Drains Cleaning on B1 Garages
On Friday 25th September, a plumber will be working from 9am to unblock the drainage system which has caused localised flooding of the B1 Garages.
Fire Dampers Inspection
On Wednesday 23rd September, the Fire Dampers on all Lobby Levels will be inspected for compliance. This includes lobby level vents and a cleaning of the grills and will be …
Support for older Australians dealing with COVID-19
The Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line provides information and support to senior Australians, their families and carers. Call 1800 171 866 Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from 8.30am to …
Quarterly Lift Maintenance
Lift maintenance including emergency telephone replacement due to NBN issue is scheduled for Tuesday 22nd September. Lift will be unavailable between 10am and 3 pm.
NYTimes: Stop Expecting Life to Go Back to Normal Next Year
Anthony Fauci warned us last week that Covid-19 is likely to be hanging over our lives well into 2021. He’s right, of course. We need to accept this reality and take steps …
Lockdown Led to 70% Drop in NYC COVID Spread, Masks Also Effective | Columbia Public Health
Reducing contact rates—mainly via school closures and voluntary or mandated stay-at-home measures—contributed to around a 70 percent reduction in the transmission of COVID-19 in New York City during the spring …