Hunt’s vaccine plan to tackle omicron
The federal health minister says he is seeking a review to Australia’s vaccine timeline in light of the new omicron variant.
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Nazi flag, police uniform in gunman’s house: cops
A man accused of firing a rifle through a busy suburban street in the Illawarra area told his mother he wanted to “suicide by cop”, police say.
We need not fear the Omicron variant
We have taken every step to be ready in the fight against the Omicron Covid-19 variant, which has now arrived in Australia, writes Clare Armstrong.
Two test positive to Omicron in Sydney
Two passengers flying into Sydney on Saturday night from southern Africa have tested positive for the dangerous Omicron variant of Covid-19.
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Two prisons in lockdown over major Covid ‘incident’
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$4.5b in Covid support payments help 1.8m people
More than $4.5 billion in Covid disaster support payments has been paid to 1.8 million people in less than two months. See how much your state has received.
NSW records 882 new Covid cases, two deaths
NSW has recorded 882 new Covid cases and two deaths with Sydney students set to return to school from late October. Follow our live blog.
The cruel reality of lifting lockdown
Residents of hotspot LGAs have been doing the heavy lifting in boosting NSW’s Covid vaccination rates, but they’ll be last to benefit from the easing of restrictions, writes James O’Doherty.
Revealed: Sydney suburbs in the most financial pain
The Sydney suburbs where workers have been hit hardest by the lockdown are revealed in new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
All the changes to Covid restrictions in NSW
Fully vaccinated people will have slightly more freedoms from mid-September with outdoor gatherings of up to five people to be allowed in most areas of the state.
‘Heartbroken’ father who lost wife to Covid out of ICU
Devastated Sako Isaako has asked relatives to care for his three children until he is released from hospital and can tell them their mother Ianeta has died of Covid.
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