Long delays after truck breakdown
Motorists have been warned to allow extra travel time after a truck breakdown on a busy road in Sydney’s northwest.
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Three more COVID-19 cases at Dorothy Henderson Lodge
Three more coronavirus positive cases have been confirmed at Dorothy Henderson Lodge overnight, NSW Health says.
Changes to Hunters Hill Council services
Hunters Hill Council has introduced some changes to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Man suffers critical head injuries after alleged assault
A man is in a critical condition after an alleged intruder came through his bedroom window and allegedly attacked him with a guitar in Sydney’s north yesterday, police say.
Coronavirus: Changes to council services
Ryde Council has introduced a range of changes to limit the spread of COVID-19 and ensure the health and safety of the community amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: Nine Sydney church attendees test positive
The evangelist at the Ryde Church service has confirmed he tested positive to coronavirus as the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rise to nine among the 300 attendees.
Seven Sydney church attendees test positive for coronavirus
Church goers who attended a Sydney Church of Christ service at Ryde Civic Centre on March 8 have been asked to look out for coronavirus symptoms after seven people who attended the service tested positive to COVID-19.
Sydney pizzeria launches buy a pizza for stranger initiative
A Sydney pizzeria has gone viral after creating a new buy a pizza for a stranger initiative to get the community to band together during the health crisis.
Evacuated residents allowed to return home
All remaining residents evacuated from the Noosa fires are being allowed to return to their homes. Meanwhile, residents of Thornton in the Lockyer Valley have been told to leave if it is safe.
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