A video has been circulating online purporting to show a man collapsing in front of Prince Charles next to a vaccination bus. But the video was taken before COVID-19 vaccines were available.
While there is no doubt that Melbourne ranks among the cities to have faced the longest and most arduous series of lockdowns, whether it ranks as number one remains questionable.
But considering the generous exemptions that applied during part of the city's first lockdown, that total is more like 257 days — illustrating the difficulty in making like-for-like comparisons without access to similar information for other cities. In northern Chile, for example, residents in at least one city spent 287 days under strict stay-at-home orders.And certain residents of the Philippines capital, Manila — including anyone aged under the age of 15 or over 65 — were forced to stay home for more than 450 days.
Nationals senator Matthew Canavan claims the UN says people can only eat 14g of meat on average a week to reach net zero. But Fact Check has debunked that claim.
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