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Gladys scraps her daily briefing as state records 1542 Covid cases
Premier Gladys Berejiklian has confirmed she will no longer hold a daily 11am Covid briefing from Monday as the state recorded nine deaths and 1542 new Covid cases. This comes as new freedoms will kick in next week. Read Friday’s blog.
Families in lockdown live life in the fast lane
Families in Sydney’s east are buckling up in premium go-karts and battling it out on the racetrack to enjoy a unique form of endurance exercise.
Why these koalas are Taronga Zoo’s fussiest eaters
Australia’s most laid-back marsupials have no problem eating their greens, so long as they are the right ones.
Hamzy-Alameddine linked shooting ‘targeted’: police
A man has been arrested after a shooting in Western Sydney captured on CCTV and being investigated as linked to the Hamzy-Alameddine war.
Anna apologises for WAGS flight but hits back at ‘attacks’
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has issued a public apology for an unpopular policy blunder while hitting back at “attacks” from state and federal leaders.
Gladys goes rogue in viral pandemic mashup
First it was ‘Get on the Beers’ with Dan Andrews and now our own Premier Gladys Berejiklian has succumbed to the social media mashup trend.
How long Sydney is waiting for alcohol delivery
Households across the state boozing up, putting a major strain on alcohol delivery services, with wait times blowing out.
Why lockdown is just horseplay in the burbs
A black miniature stallion spreads cheer during lockdown as he pulls along his owner on wheels.
‘Paint and sip’ your way through Sydney lockdown
“Paint and sip” mobile business Art on the Gogh is inspiring creativity amid Sydney’s extended lockdown with online art classes.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/dana-pendrick/page/37