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I live in the GP dead zone. The Bermuda triangle of doctors.

It either costs $10,000 for a GP appointment, and I think they might only exist to charge full-fee appointments to rich tourists/international students... or their books are completely closed.

Does anyone know how to access help in another way?

I've been relying on the Virtual Emergency Department, DoctorDoctor after hours, Nurse on Call, pharmacists and even visiting the actual emergency department... but I really need an actual GP. I'm getting more & more sick to the point where I can barely stand up anymore. I'm scared to go back to the hospital but I don't know where else to go?

I don't trust those Medicare Urgent Care clinics they're opening at all and there isn't one near me anyway. They still wouldn't solve my problem because I need to be able to go to the same GP to fix whatever is wrong with my health.

Does anyone travel to an outer suburb or rural suburb or have a way to access a GP online where there is continuity of care? I'm really not doing well.

I struggle with the idea of travelling 1+ hours to access a doctor for a 10 minute appointment. I'm so unwell thatI can't really do much at all let alone travel 1 hour to the doctor.

My theory is that AI told Sillicon Valley to set up this financing structure...

Like AI kind of malfunctioned & Sillicon Valley lacks the critical thinking skills to realise that it was a terrible idea...

Thoughts?

Does anyone know what's going on with commercial real estate?

There seem to be so many empty shops & offices around.

As leases continue to expire will this market crash?

I'm expecting warehouses for e-Comm, medical commercial real estate & data centres to become more & more sought after.

We need hospitals, GP clinics, pathology, radiolology, fresh fruit & veg or "tourism shopping" like luxury retail or department stores for foreigners... why would anybody go outside unless it's for hairdressers, fitness classes or medical stuff that requires a physical appointment? but these businesses are failing because of rents? young people can't start businesses unless it's an online business

I think private equity are actually banking up warehouses because it takes so long for the government to re-zone them. They can restrict supply, get some kind of monopoly and drive up prices. The Australian way of doing business, just having a monopoly on everything.

Running a bricks & mortar business is so expensive that everyone will be running their businesses through a warehouse & self-driving delivery vehicles/robots/drones? Any pantry staples will be delivered, why would anybody go to Colesworths unless it's for fresh fruit & veg?

I think the commercial real estate market is crashing? But you need to have heaps of cash to buy because banks won't lend for high risk stuff like that? & the government is too slow to rezone for development?

Foreign investment is also banned. Side note I fucking hate Westfield. I hate shopping malls.

Is there opportunity to buy up commercial stuff and rezone it into something more useful? But the government is blocking it all with their red tape? & the banks & government aren't willing to let these real estate land-bankers start defaulting & collapse so rents can fall & businesses can go back into these shops? they're holding these shops hostage, unwilling to drop rents because if they drop the rents, their entire ponzi scam collapses, their portfolio goes underwater...

I'm just guessing, can anyone explain this stuff?