Paul Kelly
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Paul Kelly is a former Australian rules footballer, winner of the Brownlow Medal and captain of the Sydney Swans for ten seasons. He was and still is known to Swans fans everywhere as "Captain Courageous".
Christmas hope for turkey farmers as bird flu cases drop
... " Essex turkey farmer Paul Kelly, who lost around 30% of his turkeys last year because of bird flu, said the lower number of outbreaks so far this season could be the " lull before the storm"...
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... " This is the worst year I ve ever had to manage, " says Paul Kelly, a free-range turkey farmer whose family established the business in Essex more than 50 years ago...
Australia to end mandatory Covid isolation
... Australia s Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, said the decision " does not in any way suggest that the pandemic is finished"...
Victim awarded £1. 4m damages over abuse by monks
... Former headmaster John Farrell, 73, from Motherwell, was jailed for five years and Paul Kelly, 64, from Plymouth, for 10 years...
No turkey shortage, says British Poultry Council
... For Paul Kelly, the owner of KellyBronze, a turkey producer in Essex, the government s temporary visa scheme has made all the difference...
Australia to end mandatory Covid isolation
Australia will end mandatory Covid isolation from next month, the government has said.
Currently anyone who tests positive to The Virus must isolate for Five Days , but that will end from 14 October.
At times nicknamed " Fortress Australia " the country has had some of the strictest restrictions in The World since the pandemic began.
Mandatory isolation had been one of The Few restrictions remaining.
Australia 's Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly , said the decision " does not in any way suggest that the pandemic is finished".
But the " emergency phase" of it is probably over, He Said .
Australia continues to record about 5,500 virus cases each day, official figures show. It is one of The World 's most vaccinated countries.
Prof Kelly said the country would see " future peaks" of The Virus , but it currently had " very low" numbers of hospital admissions and aged-care outbreaks.
The Australian Medical Association opposes The Change , saying those who pushed for it are not " scientifically literate" and are putting lives At Risk .
About 15,000 people have died with The Virus in Australia - fewer than many nations. The vast majority have happened this year after the country opened up.
Australia had closed international borders for around two years and imposed strict limits on movement around the country.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said most existing governments payments for people who have to miss work because of Covid would also be scrapped.
" It was always envisaged that these measures were emergency measures, " He Said .
Casual workers and those in high-risk areas like aged care or health will still be able to get financial support.
Source of news: bbc.com
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