
After four brutal months in lockdown, NSW cautiously eyes freedom
NSW will emerge from lockdown in a fortnight after almost four months of stay-at-home orders for large swathes of the state.
NSW will emerge from lockdown in a fortnight after almost four months of stay-at-home orders for large swathes of the state.
Thousands of NSW police are on patrol to enforce tough new COVID-19 regulations for the locked-down state.
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Millions of people in Greater Sydney and beyond will remain in lockdown for another four weeks as NSW recorded another 177 locally acquired COVID-19 infections.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is resisting any move toward putting Sydney into lockdown as new COVID-19 cases continue to mount and her own health minister, Brad Hazzard, revealed he was self isolating after another minister tested positive to the virus.
A roadmap for recovery from the COVID-19 restrictions will mean that from this afternoon Queenslanders will be able to stand at a hotel bar and have a drink, and if all goes well by December there will be unlimited dancing at weddings.