A Sydney non-for-profit has started ringing up the elderly and vulnerable daily to make sure they are supported and connected during the coronavirus pandemic. It comes after the latest government announcement recommending those over 70 years to stay home.
Paradise Biryani House was open for just two months before they were hit with the latest coronavirus pandemic measures – yet they are still working at full steam preparing free lunches for Ryde Hospital nurses and the community’s most vulnerable.
Riverside Girls High School in Gladesville announced late on Sunday night that the school was not opening on Monday March 30 after a staff member returned a positive test result to coronavirus. The school has now reopened.
The Macquarie Park referral-only clinic aims to combat coronavirus by reducing its spread in the community and take the pressure off hospital’s emergency departments and local medical practices.
More than 250 people have tested positive to COVID-19 in Sydney’s north as the number of confirmed cases across NSW rose to a staggering 1405 cases on Friday. See the full list.
Motorists will not have to worry about rushing back to their car in a time-limited parking zone after a Sydney council said they will be temporarily relaxing parking enforcement.
Hard-hit businesses in Eastwood will finally have some relief after Ryde Council endorsed a $500,000 small business hardship fund program.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases at a Ryde church service has risen from four to 13 among the 300 attendees in just four days.
A reduced speed limit will be enforced on Herring Road in Macquarie Park in Sydney’s north west, as authorities try to improve public safety.
Careflight and NSW Ambulance paramedics responsed after a man, 84, suffered serious head injuries after he was hit by a car on a busy Lane Cove Road in North Ryde
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