Two new cases of COVID-19 have forced the closure of three venues including a second Potts Point restaurant and two southwest Sydney pubs with anyone who attended the venues urged to immediately isolate.
Wild weather is set to batter the state’s coastline after intense flooding caused chaos overnight, prompting several rescue operations including one involving a stranded bus. It comes as beach properties remain on high alert as a low pressure system continues to generate dangerous swells.
Another Thai Rock restaurant is now embroiled in NSW’s second wave of COVID-19, with NSW Health confirming a staff member had contracted the deadly virus. The Potts Point restaurant has the same owners as the Wetherill Park Thai Rock eatery now linked to 67 cases in southwest Sydney.
A new report says the great Australian tradition of junior sport could be at risk as many clubs suffer huge losses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
High unemployment and uncertain economic conditions are leading Sydney families to search for the best and cheapest cuts of meat they can find.
The son of a priest at Our Lady of Lebanon Co-Cathedral is a confirmed COVID-19 case, while pictures show that some people still are not taking social distancing seriously.
The everyone’s-a-winner mentality in junior school sports is creating a generation of risk-averse, mediocre kids who are missing out on the change to learn resilience, says a leading child psychologist.
The everyone’s-a-winner mentality to school sports ensuring all kids of a certain age get an award could create a generation of children unable to deal with risk.
Desperate schools across NSW are being forced to cut programs and beg charities for money just to pay for the basics. Search the list to see if your child’s school is on it.
After having their all-important final year of school impacted so heavily by COVID-19, the NSW government will give computers to HSC students who do not have them.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/christopher-harris/page/49