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.
It took 15 years to get the incredibly successful cervical cancer vaccine to market, but the Australian immunologist behind that medical marvel says we can beat COVID-19 much faster.
While some NSW beaches are open for exercise, many others are closed altogether. Some allow surfing, and some have banned sitting. The mixed messaging around beach social distancing is leaving locals confused. CHECK OUT THE RULES
Malcolm Turnbull calls bitter political rival Tony Abbott “a very dangerous prime minister” in his memoir which unleashes on some of the most senior members of the Morrison government and has elicited a warning from Barnaby Joyce against throwing mud.
Health workers on the frontline of the coronavirus fight will be offered free accommodation so they can avoid spreading the illness to their families as part of a $60m state government initiative to enable health workers to live near hospitals.
Heavy rain is set to fall over the next couple of days on parts of NSW ravaged by bushfires. The parched townships had missed out on the downpour in previous months.
From a pub converting into a convenience store, to a GymbaROO moving its kids’ lessons online, the coronavirus crisis is forcing many businesses to find other ways to operate as the threat of an economic recession looms.
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