SAY IT AGAIN

If anti-vaxxers want an end to the lockdown, then I’m staying home.

We asked you to identify this unusual structure. Reader Hemant Kumar gave the correct answer: Broken Bridge, Chennai. Built on the Adyar Estuary, it partially collapsed during a bout of bad weather and was never repaired.

Australia's plan to end lockdown involves three steps, which is more than I can say for my current exercise regime.

We are moving towards the end of lockdown but I don’t know how to re-enter society. I’m walking around like a cat in shoes.

Winslow, Twitter user

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Byron Kaye, Reuters journalist

Laura David, comedian

SAFE RETURN!

Sydney mum Mohana Dhoble told her harrowing tale of reuniting with her kids, 11 and 9, stranded in locked down India.

Shobha Krishnan wrote: Your (true) story shows that a lot of flippant comments are made by the public without actually knowing the facts - so many silent operators have done the job for you! Kudos to the friends and officials who helped you reunite with your kids in time.

Brenda Freebairn wrote: So glad this is someone who appreciates lockdown and hasn’t rubbished the hotel where they are staying for 14 days. No one expected this virus and we all have to do what is right. I’m glad they have their children home with them as a mother I’d be sick with worry if it was my children

Judy Pellman wrote: Thank goodness this has a happy ending; I cannot imagine how stressful this must be.

Kandy Shepherd wrote: So glad you got your children home!

Mohana Nirmala Dhoble wrote: Indian Link, thank you for the opportunity to tell my story

Curry Night At The Morrisons

You liked our post about PM Scott Morrison cooking a curry.

Serge Ferrier wrote: Chef de Party! Looks a bit like Heston.

Anju Handa wrote: Wow, good job.

Sandeep Varsani wrote: Family dinner in a commercial kitchen?

Lloyd D'Lima wrote: Sandeep Varsani, good catch!

Krishneel Singh wrote: That's the kitchen in The Lodge, which is the official residence of the PM.

Where In Oz

We asked, what is the only known location in Australia where this lovely Morning Glory cloud formation can be predicted and observed on a more or less regular basis?

Reader Francis Dsouza wrote in with the correct answer: The southern part of the Gulf of Carpentaria in Northern Australia is the only known location where it can be predicted and observed on a more or less regular basis due to the configuration of land and sea in the area.

You’ve got to love Australia’s three-step plan to coming out of lockdown.Step 1: we’re going to open up pubs & restaurants. Step 2: then 3 weeks after that, we’re going to consider opening the other stuff.

Stan Lazarus, Twitter

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I prefer a few years of recession to a few years of funerals. Let the economy flatline for a while so that I don’t have to.

Rachel K, Twitter user

Caption Contest

What’s Arun Govil - aka Lord Ram - thinking as he watches a re-run of Ramayana with his family?

Nikhil Pophale wrote: Kabhi kabhi lagta hai sala apun ich bhagwan hai

Tanu Bhatia wrote: That was my previous life. This is a different era.

Pravina Parekh wrote: I look so old now

Lloyd D'Lima wrote: What’s Arun Govil thinking? Woh toh Ram hi jaane!

Shayoka Shah wrote: Vo bhi kya din the, jab log meri pooja TV screen par haar, diya, aarti, tika lagakar karte the!

WHO WORE IT BETTER?

I shall single-handedly revive Australia’s economy once lockdown is lifted by moving into the local pub.

Ross, Twitter user

Every phone interview I do now begins with 10 minutes of us mutually acknowledging how lucky we both are to be in Australia and honestly I love it.

Kate Emery, reporter

Why is everybody talking at the same time?

Four-year-old British Indian child in the midst of an intercontinental multigenerational family catch-up on Zoom.