Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan is advocating for the rest of the nation to follow his states CCP virus elimination strategy bringing National Cabinet’s policy of suppressing outbreaks into dispute. Speaking at a press conference on Monday McGowan heralded lockdowns and border closures as the way forward and congratulated the Queensland government’s measure. “The idea that you kick along with the virus and somehow that is a better model is wrong,” McGowan said. “I just urge the New South Wales government and the people in New South Wales to look outside New South Wales and what other states and territories are doing in order to crush and kill the virus, that’s a better approach.” The remarks, which come after the WA government announced on Monday that it would keep a hard border to Queensland for another ten days, are contrary to the National Cabinet’s agreement to use an aggressive suppression strategy …