Stay across all the latest developments on COVID-19 outbreaks in NSW.
A trendy hotel in Sydney’s east has emerged as the source of 10 Covid cases, just hours after the government announced that the Service NSW app would alert residents about potential exposure sites.
A NSW doctor accused of issuing more than 400 fake vaccination exemptions has been suspended by medical authorities.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed details of Australia’s Covid vaccine booster plan. Read our blog.
An inner-city gym has emerged as as the source of infection for a 15 people in COVID-19 cluster. Read our Covid blog.
Official travel data shows residents are driving or commuting less than they did during last year’s lockdown — and vastly less than before the pandemic.
As authorities urge people to take the much-maligned but widely available AstraZeneca vaccine, The Sauce asks the question on everyone’s lips: which government ministers have rolled up their own sleeves for a shot of AZ … and who has not?
Lucy Mychael, 20, wants to experience uni life and even travel abroad but Australia’s slow vaccine rollout is preventing that. So she got the AstraZeneca shot after speaking to her GP.
An unparalleled slowdown in human activity has seen a significant improvement in Sydney’s air quality, made the grass greener and reduced water activity.
NSW has been warned daily Covid-19 cases will climb higher than today’s 291 record, as concern grows over infection numbers in Canterbury-Bankstown with extra police now set to patrol the LGA. Follow our live blog.
Now that elimination of NSW’s latest Covid outbreak seems unlikely, senior government ministers are finalising details of a voucher scheme to boost vaccination rates.
The HSC trials will be held remotely across Sydney and students in Covid-19 hot spots won’t be back at school on August 16 under a revised return-to-school plan.
Sydney’s celebrities including Nat Barr, Ray Hadley and Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich share the advice, mottos and coping strategies helping them through Sydney’s lockdown.
Communities across western NSW have been warned “Covid is on our doorstep” by the region’s health boss who has pleaded for more people to get tested.
The food and hospitality industries have been hardest hit by weeks of restrictions in Sydney while the public service has thrived, according to new ABS employment figures.
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