Visits to other people’s homes will be allowed under an easing of coronavirus conditions in NSW, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced. It comes as swimmers and surfers flocked to Bondi Beach this morning when the popular tourist spot reopened.
Former Australian spearfishing champ Lara Puckeridge said she was “freaked out” when she came incredibly close to a tiger shark in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. WATCH THE VIDEO
A man who threatened a bus driver, bit a police officer and spat is among a the new charges and fines under the public health order. SEARCH YOUR SUBURB’S COVID FINES HERE
The Ruby Princess cruise ship, which has led to 21 deaths and more than 600 cases, is finally leaving NSW waters a month after the deadly decision to let 2,700 passengers disembark in the height of the pandemic. LIVE COVERAGE
Work on the landmark new underground Central Station concourse is hurtling ahead, with construction work breaking through the station’s ghost platforms to begin connecting the Sydney Metro.
Four people have been hit with $1000 fines for breaching the public health order at a popular NSW beach including a photographer who told police he was visiting his son. HERE ARE THE LATEST FINES
A senior doctor on-board the Ruby Princess has told a public inquiry that people on the ship had symptoms “suggestive of” COVID-19, before it docked in Sydney on March 19.
A man will face court today over allegedly spitting and coughing on police after he was stopped for riding an unregistered motorcycle in Sydney’s south.
The spread of coronavirus may be slowing across NSW but some Sydney suburbs are continuing to record fresh clusters of the disease as it moves insidiously through the community. SEE THE LATEST COVID HOTSPOT SUBURBS.
As Australian airlines struggle through the COVID-19 crisis, for consumers, it will mean travel in a post-pandemic world will be costlier and less convenient. But there will be one silver lining,
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