Fully vaccinated Australians in the locked-down state of New South Wales (NSW) will be offered more freedoms from September after the target of six million CCP virus vaccine doses was achieved, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced on Aug. 24. “That equates to 60 percent of our population across the state having at least one dose and around 32 percent of the population double dosed,” she told reporters on Tuesday. Berejiklian said it was an amazing milestone and that she was “deeply grateful” to the many who’d come forward in recent weeks to get vaccinated against COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. The premier said she would announce later this week at least what one of those “extra freedoms” might be for fully vaccinated people, declining to detail what the changes could be or whether they will apply to hotspot areas including Blacktown and Canterbury-Bankstown. “We’re having those conversations now,” …