Double whammy of rain and storms to hit
There are warnings consecutive weather systems could pound Australia’s south east bringing thunderstorms, winds and winter-like temperatures.
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When we’ll know restrictions are working
Stringent new restrictions have come into force to prevent the spread of coronavirus. It won’t be long before we know if they work.
‘Cruel’: Quarantined hotel guests hit back
Australians forced to quarantine in hotels have hit back at “cruel” critics who have said they are whingeing and claimed they’ve been “abandoned”.
Man ignored isolation order three times
A man returning from overseas spent the night in jail after he was allegedly caught three times out and about in Sydney after being ordered to self-isolate.
Stay home or social distancing will fail
Australians have been given a stark warning that if just 10 per cent of people ignore strict new measures, they might not work.
Virus clustered in Sydney’s richest suburbs
NSW Health data has revealed coronavirus cases in Sydney have broken out in the Harbour City’s most affluent areas.
Supermarket sight we may see less of
No loo roll and limits on essentials has become a depressingly familiar site at the supermarkets. But Woolies and Coles say there could be soon be a “dramatic” difference.
Virus acting differently in Australia
Coronavirus cases are growing exponentially in Australia but “something different” is happening here unlike in most of Europe and the US.
Suburbs worst hit by virus outbreaks
An analysis across much of Australia has revealed residents of the country’s ritziest suburbs are some of the most afflicted with coronavirus.
The stores benefiting out of virus
It’s no secret supermarkets are doing well, but a string of other well-known retailers have seen sales shoot up by 400 per cent or more.
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