Australia is learning to live with COVID. But how much death are we willing to accept?

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Top Stories Australia is learning to live with COVID. But how much death are we willing to accept? As we learn to live with the virus, there's a big question we all have to face: how much death are we willing to accept? 'Very serious situation': Thousands told to evacuate across south-western Sydney Several suburbs on the Georges River in south-western Sydney have evacuation orders issued as a cell dumps heavy rains in already full river systems. At some point during Russia's assault on Kyiv, Ukraine's President will have to make two critical decisions The Russians appear to have their sights set on surrounding and potentially seizing Kyiv if the Ukrainians refuse to surrender. Such an assault would, in short, be dreadful, writes Mick Ryan. Three women who died after seeking treatment at hospital were 'badly let down', minister says Three young women died in the space of a year after seeking treatment at a remote Queensland hospital. Complaints show staff have been warning about a lack of services. 'I'm very sorry': ADF apologises for response to catastrophic floods in northern NSW The man in charge of the Defence Force's response to communities devastated by floods apologises to residents who are questioning why it took so long for help to arrive. Thai police say woman who was allowed into ambulance carrying Shane Warne's body did nothing against the law Footage captured by the ABC on the ferry from Koh Samui exposes a startling lack of security surrounding the transportation of Shane Warne's body, but police say the woman who took flowers to the ambulance did not do anything against the law. Why the tacky and opulent superyachts of oligarchs became a symbol of Russian sanctions By seizing the prized possessions of Russian oligarchs, the US and its allies hope to put pressure on the men who help keep President Vladimir Putin in power. And no possession appears to be more prized than their superyachts. What if women were to go on strike from unpaid childcare and domestic housework? For International Women's Day 2022, we asked Australian families what would happen if women went on strike from unpaid childcare and domestic chores.  No progress towards ending war after latest talks between Ukraine and Russia Russian negotiators say there were no positive developments and warn the next round of discussions will not likely bring a resolution, while an advisor to Ukraine's President says some progress was made on safe evacuation corridors for civilians trying to flee fighting.  Warne remembered as 'the best father' by his children as Thai police confirm he died of natural causes The parents of cricket great Shane Warne say his sudden death in Thailand is a "never-ending nightmare" and "a tragedy we will never come to terms with" ahead of a state funeral in his hometown of Melbourne.    Download the ABC News app Available on Android and Apple devices The ABC NEWS app makes it easier for you to stay up to date with the latest news and information from Australia's most trusted news source.   Follow Us     The ABC sent this message to bryanrini294.nashjensk@blogger.com these details are included to help provide assurance that this is a genuine email from ABC. Any personal details and data acquired by the ABC from your participation in any ABC Online Services will be used only in accordance with the ABC's Privacy Policy. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.     © 2022 Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC, ABN 52 429 278 345. 700 Harris St Ultimo, NSW, 2007, Australia.   Unsubscribe from this eNewsletter | Discover other email newsletters | Privacy