“I will be calling on Australians to do it, frankly, as a matter of national service, to do it in the same way that people used to buy war bonds back in the war times, to come together to support the effort,” he said according to HuffPost. “I know this would be something they might not normally do in an ordinary time, but this is not an ordinary time.”
Australia launches coronavirus contact-tracing app; wants 10 million to download it ‘as a matter of national service’
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