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NSW has recorded a huge spike in Covid-19 infections fuelling concerns about the key restrictions that were eased overnight. NSW records massive spike in Covid-19 cases as restrictions ease The Omicron variant of Covid is continuing its spread across NSW.
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COVID-19 restrictions extended in NSW Published.
. Christmas is a month away and after another tumultuous year all thanks to the coronavirus pandemic millions of Aussies are more desperate than ever to get interstate for a holiday or to see. 2021 VCE results released. The state recorded 1360 new Covid-19 cases and one death in the 24.
26 Jun 2021 Listen. To protect the people of NSW from the evolving COVID-19 outbreak current stay-at-home orders will be extended across all of Greater Sydney including the Blue Mountains Central Coast and Wollongong from 6pm today 26 June until 1159pm Friday 9 July. For many it marks a return to a pre-COVID way of life with only some rules such as masks in some settings and occasional COVID-19.
Second Ashes test begins in Adelaide. Australia news LIVE. Victoria infections continue to grow amid eased restrictions.
NSW records 1742 new local COVID-19 cases. COVID-19 restrictions eased in NSW at 1201am on December 15.
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Nsw Health On Twitter In Response To The Evolving Delta Outbreak Nsw Will Extend The Current Lockdown In Greater Sydney Until The End Of September And Introduce New Rules Targeting The Local
Nsw Health Stay At Home Order Additional Restrictions To Protect The People Of Nsw From The Evolving Covid 19 Outbreak New Restrictions Have Been Introduced For All Of Regional Nsw Effective