As Western Australia threatens to use electronic tracking devices on those breaching isolation rules, there are fears these draconian new laws are here to stay.
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Concerns over WA's sweeping new powers to address coronavirus
A newly arrived passenger to Hong Kong wears a blue quarantine tracking wrist band Source: Getty Images
As Western Australia threatens to use electronic tracking devices on those breaching isolation rules, there are fears these draconian new laws are here to stay.
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By Aaron Fernandes
Presented by Jennifer Luu
Source: SBS
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