Daily Catch-Up: September 3, 2021
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Prisoners transferred from Sydney to be isolated and tested
With Parklea Correctional Centre in Sydney having more than 70 confirmed Covid-19 cases, operators of the new Grafton jail say they are implementing all the best practices in response to the virus.
Revving up retirement: Grafton couple celebrates big Scratchie win
A change in their usual lottery buy led this couple to a huge Scratchie win and they already have a plan for their takings.
Widespread fines, arrests in fiery anti-lockdown protests
Police have arrested more than 100 people after being called to simultaneous Covid-19 protests across the state. Officers are warning there may be more arrests to come.
Well-known walker on the mend after roadside collapse
The brother of a walker who was found collapsed on a busy roadside says he his been overwhelmed by wellwishers since the incident as his well-known sibling takes steps to recovery.
REVEALED: Who is the Clarence’s cutest baby for 2021?
With more than 50 babies nominated for the title of the cutest baby, your votes help find a winner. Check out who it is here.
REVEALED: Who is the Northern Rivers’ cutest baby for 2021?
With more than 50 babies nominated for the title of the cutest baby, your votes help find a winner. Check out who it is here.
REVEALED: Who is the Coffs Coast’s cutest baby for 2021?
With more than 50 babies nominated for the title of the cutest baby, your votes help find a winner. Check out who it is here.
REVEALED: Who is the Tweed’s cutest baby for 2021?
With more than 50 babies nominated for the title of the cutest baby, your votes help find a winner. Check out who it is here.
Pushing pause: Club waits on masks and music coming out of lockdown
Yamba club using experience gained from last year’s lockdown to guide it through this time. And while boss Phil Boughton said they’re prepared, they are anxious to see what happens on the other side.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/adam-hourigan/page/8