Victoria eases NSW border rules, regional lockdowns extended
Victoria has revealed it will ease its strict border rules with NSW by the end of the month. It comes as NSW recorded 1063 new cases and six deaths. Read our Covid blog.
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‘Worst I’ve seen’: Family’s stories from the frontline
From the ICU to hotel quarantine and Sydney’s streets, the entire McSweeney family work at the coalface day after day as NSW battles Covid but even they couldn’t imagine ‘how devastating’ the Delta strain would be.
Hazzard overrules Bali bombing memorial refusal
NSW Health officials initially refused a lockdown exemption to Coogee’s annual event to remember the 2002 Bali bombings, before ministerial intervention.
New vax certificate app won’t be ready
The app designed to prove your vaccination status won’t be ready by the time Freedom Day rolls around. Read our Covid blog.
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Pfizer ruled out for over-50s in vaccine fast-track
The vaccine rollout will be fast-tracked for over-50s but the plan comes with a catch as the country experiences limited supplies.
400 days later, travellers flood Sydney Airport
More than a year after unrestricted travel came to a grinding halt, hundreds of travellers are taking advantage of the trans-Tasman bubble at Sydney Airport.
Australia back on vaccine war footing
Australia’s National Cabinet will resume regular fortnightly meetings as the Prime Minister prepares to move the country onto a war footing to get vaccine jabs into arms.
Young and old line up for AZ vaccine
Sydney patients young and old have continued to take the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine, as NSW resumed rolling it out to people over the age of 50 on Friday.
EU’s ‘lacklustre’ vax rollout hurting not just Australia
European Commission bureaucrats behind the stalling of vaccines to Australia are also responsible for the EU’s shambolic rollout.
Australia’s rapid rebound after COVID
Australia’s economy is expected to recover faster than first anticipated after the COVID-19 pandemic, the IMF says.
Breweries tax break could see jobs boom
Granting Australian breweries a tax break similar to the wine industry would help the domestic market leap forward and create thousands of new jobs.
Staggering number of non-Aussies entering country
Thousands of non-citizen, non-resident visitors are entering the country every month despite an ongoing backlog of Australians struggling to come home.
GPs refuse vaccine bookings over shortages
A growing number of Sydney GPs have stopped taking bookings for patients wanting a COVID-19 jab because of a lack of supplies.
Hemsworth flies home to Byron amid COVID outbreak
Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky donned masks to fly back into Ballina after the Byron Bay region became the source of a new coronavirus cluster while they were away in Sydney.
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