I'm not sure that I understand your frustration. I don't have a problem being alerted by others about U.S. laws that I'm not aware of. I don't like it when people who have never lived in the U.S. come across as experts on America, but hey, if there's a problematic law passed in the U.S., by all means, post an article about it!
It seems to me that the link you provided supports the article that I posted in the OP. This is what the link you provided states:
The Public Health Act 2016, however, does set out powers that allow an authorised emergency officer to direct a person, including a child, to be tested and vaccinated under a public health state of emergency.
The act also gives emergency officers the power to use "reasonable force to ensure that the direction is complied with" including the removal of underwear if necessary.BTW, @Jay Ross , no offense intended, but if I find other articles that talk about what's happening in Australia that I think may help the people there, I will post them.
Here is what I said about people posting on subject matters that are not directly linked to the country that they live in.
I believe that as I do not live in the US, that I should not comment on what is happening in the US out of respect for the people in the US. I just wish that the people in the US would show the same respect for the people in Australia and not comment or give their opinions on the respective subject matter.
The question is are you really helping people in other countries when you chose to post inflammatorily biased material that is intended to inflame the situation in that country.
Our second wave of the pandemic was because of inflammatory material that was published on the open web and people foolishly responded to those articles by refusing to wear a face mask. The damage done can have serious consequences, like in Tonga where the antivac advocates were encouraging the young mothers to not immunise their children and many children died because of that.
There are seven states in Australia and the legislation making the "news" so to speak is only applicable to Australia. If I was to comment on the legislation only in NY state and then claim that it was applicable to the rest of America, then I would be publishing a lie.
The tongue is a dangerous tool in the wrong hands and from your comments on this forum, I would suggest that you are using your tongue very unwisely, particularly when it is directed at other countries.