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Strict restrictions which will hit Christmas plans across Sydney are in force - heres what you need to know about the new rules New South Wales recorded 30 new cases of coronavirus but not a single one outside the Northern Beaches New restrictions have been imposed for Greater Sydney with maximum of 10 people allowed in homes  Victoria, Queensland are shutting their bodies to anyone from Greater Sydney with locals urged to go home There are now 68 cases as part of the Northern Beaches cluster,...

Cluster ballooned to 70 cases after 30 new infections were announced Sunday Premier Gladys Berejiklian on Sunday urged all NSW residents to wear a mask 28 of Sundays new cases are linked to the cluster on the Northern Beaches Panic buying reminiscent of the first wave has swept across supermarkets  Anyone who visited Wharf Bar on December 12 should get tested and isolate Other hotspots include Steyne Hotel, Cronulla Mall and Riverwood Woolworths 

Thousands flee the Harbour City before state borders shut against them Sunday Christmas ruined for thousands more locked out from visiting family interstate  No Christmas caroling, singing or chanting allowed indoors until Thursday  Expert warns of 3000 cases mid-January if short, sharp lock-down is not done Four-square-metre rule back for NSW with Northern Beaches on full lockdown  Australian states and territories are closing their borders to New South Wales to fend off a dangerous corona...

Community When we think of Australians who made history in 1915, the rugged Anzac is the figure who first springs to mind. A century after the Gallipoli campaign, that year has become near-synonymous with the mythologized soldiers who fought and died in the Dardanelles. But months before Australia’s so-called “baptism by fire” began at Anzac Cove, a more joyful baptism drew crowds to Sydney’s northern beaches. There, in January 1915, local 15-year-old Isabel Letham was inducte...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Sydney cluster grows again, further restrictions imposed 19 Dec, 2020 10:49 PM 5 minutes to read news.com.au New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has reported 30 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours and will impose tighter restrictions across the Greater Sydney area. Berejiklian said 28 of the new cases "have already been directly linked to the Avalon [Northern Beaches] cluster" where the virus was acquired. Two of the new cases are from an unknown source an...

Moderna to Begin Delivery; London Lockdown Ordered: Virus Update Bloomberg 12/19/2020 Prime Minister Boris Johnson imposed a full lockdown on London and large parts of southeast England in a desperate attempt to stop a new strain of coronavirus that is spreading rapidly in the U.K. The nation surpassed 2 million total infections. The newly-approved Moderna vaccine will begin distribution across the U.S. starting Sunday, after a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel recommended its ...

Approximately 272,000 people have gotten the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, CDC says From CNNs Jen Christensen Dr. Steve Brandwene receives the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine in Hollywood, Florida, on December 18. Chandan Khanna/AFP/Getty Images The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Dr. Tom Clark said that as of Saturday, at least 272,001 doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine have been administered in the United States  During a meeting of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunizat...

India surpasses 10 million coronavirus cases From CNNs Esha Mitra in New Delhi A health worker collects a swab sample from a man for Covid-19 test, at a dispensary in New Delhi, India, on December 5. Raj K Raj/Hindustan Times/Getty Images India surpassed 10 million confirmed coronavirus cases Saturday after adding 25,152 new infections from the past 24 hours, according to the countrys Health Ministry. India is the second country to hit 10 million cases, after the United States, which has report...

Advertisement Property owners, Airbnb hosts and holiday rental guests were scrambling to manage masses of booking cancellations after the announcement of a five-day lockdown on the northern beaches. Many holiday home bookings had been made months in advance, with the northern beaches a favoured destination for those intent on a relaxing escape following a year of disrupted plans and border closures. Christmas in Manly is under threat after a lockdown was imposed on Saturday. Credit:Brook Mitche...

There are fears thousands of Sydneysiders have been exposed to COVID-19 following an outbreak in the Northern Beaches, as the list of potentially infected locations soars to 70 across the city.  Premier Gladys Berejiklian warned on Saturday afternoon she could tighten coronavirus restrictions within 24 hours if the outbreak worsened as her state battles 41 community cases less than a week out from Christmas.  On Saturday night, the situation did get worse.   A NSW Health alert revealed p...