Reopen your doors, Premier tells schools
As NSW cases rise to 267 Premier remains in lock-step with PM over schools that have stopped teaching due to COVID-19.
As NSW cases rise to 267 Premier remains in lock-step with PM over schools that have stopped teaching due to COVID-19.
Gladys Berejiklian refuses to enact more aggressive policies, despite conceding NSW is bracing for a “critical mass” of COVID-19 cases.
NSW will spend $700m in health-related measures, while also providing $1.6bn in tax cuts and waivers.
Cropdusting pilot Charlie Tootell provides ad hoc air support to police on the trail of bandits and looters running riot.
The NSW Opposition demands release of suburb-by-suburb coronavirus statistics, saying there is a ‘lack of information’ about the pathogen in the community.
State and territory leaders are downplaying the need for proactive closures, but many are already trialling learn-at-home procedures.
The country’s top experts on the coronavirus, economy, bushfires, drought and mental health will brief a Council of Australian Governments meeting.
Police twice had to escort Gareth Ward home after finding him at the door of the wrong unit.
Gladys Berejiklian refuses to stand down David Elliott over his handling of two prohibited firearms.
As calls increase for David Elliott to be stood down over guns probe, critics suggest NSW Premier fears his factional firepower.
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