NSW Health has released an Australia-first heat map detailing COVID-19 cases by postcode. Use the interactive to find how many people have recovered and the estimated number of active local cases and tests completed in your suburb.
Two spitters and a man fined three times are among the latest COVID-19 fines and charges, while Gladys Berejiklian has urged any NSW residents showing mild symptoms to be tested.
Get out your winter woolies — a severe weather warning is in place with freezing cold winds and blizzard conditions ahead of the coldest predicted start to May in decades.
The Poms still provide the most migrants to Australia, but new figures say if the current trend holds it will be the Chinese in the top spot soon.
Scientists and Chinese ethnic minorities are becoming concerned byt China’s biological warfare capabilities and suspicious they my plan “specific ethnic genetic attacks”.
Lynne and Wayne Smith will welcome their nine grandkids now that the state government is easing COVID-19 rules. Plus a warning on a new coronavirus-like illness from the UK.
As NSW recorded two new COVID-19 cases in 24 hours, people still continued to flock to Sydney’s eastern beaches. Randwick Council will today decide whether the closure rules will be relaxed, and Waverley Council is set to reopen beaches tomorrow.
Coronavirus restrictions have slashed traffic on Sydney roads, giving the state government the ability to fast-track major infrastructure projects and carry out vital maintenance work.
A doctor who selflessly leaves her family every day to head out to work in a global pandemic is the latest frontline hero honoured by The Daily Telegraph.
The state’s health watchdog has been asked to investigate a Sydney naturopath offering patients $130 at-home COVID-19 swab kits on social media — slammed as “extremely irresponsible” by a top doctor.
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