thegreatdivide wrote on Sep 17^th, 2023 at 11:51am:

'Anti-venom is a medicine created from venom, used in the treatment of bite from venomous animals including snake'.
'The global anti-venom market size was valued at US$ 504.9 Mn in 2018, and is expected to witness a growth of 4.7% during the forecast period (2018 – 2026)'.

'a lack of proper cleaning, disposing of garbage, and general housekeeping are major contributing factors'.

Andrews is not a cleaner, garbage disposer or housekeeper. A hospital staff manager handles that for the Health Dept. Cockroach sprays and mouse baits are a minor budget item. If the hospitals contact Lisa Jones she can be a rat consultant and clean up heaps.

Sydney: The Rich are Good. The Poor are Bad (Housos)
Melbourne: The Poor are Good. The Rich are Bad.

Lisa Jones wrote on Sep 17^th, 2023 at 10:46am:


1. I’m in Queensland part holiday part doing maintenance on a house, so didn’t have time to see/reply to this…and contemplating why we would want to go back to Vic except we have our home there, which by next year this time…. we sell our home of 30 years and buy a house on the canal with boat ramp up here.

2. I never did, and no one I know voted for that pr1ck to get back in!
We are all puzzled.
Most of us in my area are not labor voters.
All of Melbourne voted the Greens in.
So….the rest of Vic… who are these idiots that think he’s so wonderful to vote him back in?

I was one of the many many protestors doing an all nighter on steps of parliament to have him sacked and to kill the bill etc.
Not one person I’ve ever come across or complained to have admitted they voted him in.
So where are they all now?

Here you go:
The Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas (attractive, mousy hair, red lips).
Phone 03 9096 8561
minister.health@health.vic.gov.au
https://new.parliament.vic.gov.au/members/mary-anne-thomas/
Minister for Health
Minister for Health Infrastructure
Minister for Medical Research
Leader of the House (Assembly).
Rodent removals, no job too big or too small. Got a pest? Talk to Mary-Anne. Reception : Lisa Jones.

'Melbourne is currently in the grip of a mouse plague. This issue has left Melbourne residents and businesses struggling to cope with this widespread rodent infestation, the likes of which have not been seen since Western Australia’s similar mouse scare in 2010. A perfect storm involving weather, food and timing has provided the ideal conditions for an explosion of the population of mice in Melbourne. Worse still, unusually low temperatures across the state have resulted in mice seeking shelter indoors, with inner-suburban householders and businesses regularly being overrun with these pesky pests.  Keep your eyes peeled for signs of mice, such as:
Droppings
Andrews press conference
Damage to food packaging
Signs of burrowing
Sounds of Andrews
Odours

Preventative Measures

Ensure all cracks and openings around your home or business are filled in
Store food in airtight containers
Keep garbage and Andrews well away from the home and dispose of it frequently
Seal bottoms of external doors
Place vents over Andrews.

'In 1882, a United States patent was granted for a mousetrap incorporating a handgun, "by which animals which burrow in the ground can be destroyed".  James A. Williams of Texas, describes a frame with a pistol or revolver secured to it, and a spring, levers and rod which would activate the gun's trigger when an animal stepped on a treadle in front of the muzzle, killing the animal. Victoria's Hospitals use the Andrews Trap although some mice have reversed the trap and increasing the hospital workload.

Sophia wrote on Sep 17^th, 2023 at 5:55pm:


I’m just as puzzled as you then.

Ok so riddle me this : HOW is Dhead Dan STILL sitting in that seat AFTER failing Victoria so many times AND in so many abominable ways even DURING his term?