From: kym@kymhorsell.com   
      
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   Pocatello ID Witness Says UFO Chased Off Mountain By Helicopters   
   News Radio 1310, 21 Sep 2021 16:56Z   
   A Pocatello area resident recently contacted the National UFO Reporting   
   Center after witnessing an unexplained object ...   
      
   Tennessee to reserve monoclonal antibody treatment for unvaccinated   
   Business Insider, 21 Sep 2021 22:26Z   
      
   Three earthquakes felt across south-eastern Australia   
   ABC News, 22 Sep 2021 0:20Z   
   Three earthquakes have struck in north-east Victoria, with tremors felt   
   across the state, New South Wales, Canberra and as far as Adelaide and   
   Launceston. Follow live.   
   [Latest reports have downgraded largest from 6 to 5.8].   
      
   NSW recorded 1,035 new COVID-19 cases and 5 deaths   
   ABC News, 22 Sep 2021 01:05Z   
   NSW records 1,035 new locally-acquired COVID-19 cases and five deaths in the   
   24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday.   
      
   Victoria records 628 cases of COVID-19 as authorities brace for more protests   
   ABC News, 22 Sep 2021 01:16Z   
   Victoria has recorded 628 new cases of COVID-19 and 3 deaths, as locked   
   down regions enter their second day of the mandated construction shut down.   
      
   Alfred, Casey, Dandenong hospital among latest COVID-19 tier 1 exposure sites   
   ABC News, 21 Sep 2021 23:40Z   
   The Alfred hospital's emergency department in Melbourne as well as Casey and   
   Dandenong hospitals in the state's southeast are among the latest additions   
   to Victoria's COVID-19 exposure sites list.   
      
   ABC News, 21 Sep 2021 23:39Z   
   Reports of damaged buildings are emerging in Victoria after a magnitude-6   
   earthquake centred on the north-eastern Victorian town of Mansfield was felt   
   across Australia's south-east.   
      
   BREAKING (22 Sept); A big earth tremor has been registered in outer   
   Melbourne. The ground wobbled for a good few seconds where I am, 60 km   
   N of the city. Apparently it was kinda localized because live TV news   
   from Melbourne seems to be going ahead with nothing going on.  [Later   
   reports say it was felt across Vic and ACT and even in Tasmania and   
   was a mag 6 centered in NE Vic at 10 km down -- rel shallow and big   
   for Australia].   
      
   BREAKING (22 Sept): Prem Andrews is giving a press conf addressing the   
   2000-strong anti-shutdown protest yesterday.  He said it was an insult   
   to tradies and the construction industry and did not represent   
   building workers or unions.  Mr Andrews said the 320k-strong industry   
   had been working up to this point in the pandemic where retail and   
   pubs were shut or restricted to collect-only.  Mr Andrews said there   
   had been no choice but to close construction down for 2 weeks after   
   350 building workers came down with Delta and the sector could not be   
   re-opened until workers were vaccinated and took the pandemic   
   seriously.  He foreshadowed other sectors would also be subject to a   
   vaccine mandate and more announcements will come.  Police said they   
   made 60 arrests yesterday and people would be charged with a variety   
   of violence and health offences. They are preparing for a 3rd day of   
   protests today.  Reporters say the protests have been organised via   
   social media by a "number of groups". Some of the protesters yesterday   
   were building workers but other anti-vaxx or anti-lockdown groups were   
   involved.  Unions say the protest had been used by far-right groups to   
   cause trouble and had told their members to "dress like tradies" for   
   the protests.  On morning TV CFMEU boss John Setka who had been   
   attacked in yesterday's protest said if any real building workers had   
   been involved in the fracas they were no longer welcome in the industry.   
      
   CFMEU says members taking part in protests 'not welcome in our industry'   
   ABC News, 21 Sep 2021 22:23Z   
   More than 500 police will remain in Melbourne's CBD on high alert   
   today after thousands of protesters, many voicing anti-vaccination   
   views, stopped traffic on the West Gate Bridge, as well as injuring   
   three police officers and a journalist.   
   [The mob wandered around the city for at least 6 hrs yesterday.  Some   
   carried Trump posters. Almost exclusively young men.  Reporters said   
   the group didnt seem to know what their message was or where they were   
   going. They moved from place to place in the CBD then headed out to   
   the Westgate Bridge to block traffic for an hr, then headed back into   
   the city again. One reporter says he was doused with urine from a   
   bottle as part of the protest].   
      
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