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.
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.
Health experts are concerned the coronavirus crisis will negatively impact the mental health of men, women and children. But more people are turning to yoga and meditation to help with their overall health and fitness.
Stunning autumn Sunday weather has lured large crowds to beaches that are open in Sydney’s east today — and tempted some surfers and swimmers to defy closures at other beaches.
Born just days before bushfires tore through the south coast, Mogo Zoo’s lion cub Phoenix was well and truly ready to take his place as the park’s big star … but coronavirus shutdowns have delayed all that.
A swimmer who defied police after crowds forced the closure of several Sydney beaches has complained his civil liberties were breached. It follows news a fifth resident has died at a western Sydney nursing home after testing positive to COVID-19.
Commentator Katie Hopkins has told Billionaire Richard Branson to “sod off” after asking for taxpayer money to help save Virgin airlines
Swimmers and surfers have been given the green light to return to the water at Bondi Beach and Bronte next week but Waverley Council Mayor Paula Masselos has issued a strict message to tourists and warning for locals.
Confused about whether you can visit your elderly relative, send the kids to school or even go to the beach? Well, you are not alone and the PM has been forced to step in.
The coronavirus crisis has not only caused a major drop in petrol prices but it has left Sydney roads eerily deserted, allowing essential workers to travel across the city in record time. SEE THE INCREDIBLE DRONE FOOTAGE
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