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April 25, 2022
The company formerly known as Facebook is about to have an IRL shop. Meta will open the doors to the Meta Store on May 9.
January 14, 2022
Did BBQ man buy BBQs Galore? Did the Bondi limo driver get vaccinated or start wearing a mask? What happened to the West Hoxton Birthday Party host? And where is the Byron Bay dad?
May 11, 2021
The butcher shop where BBQ Man picked up peri-peri chicken while infected with coronavirus has spun the unfortunate attention into marketing gold. PJ Ilic, owner of The Meat Store at Bondi Junction, in Sydneys east, told Daily Mail the exposure alert by NSW Health just shows how good his grass-fed, free-range products are. Tom Pizzey, 50, was dubbed BBQ Man after he visited four BBQ stores on the hunt for the perfect grill while infected on May 1. But the unwitting Covid patient only stopped...
May 10, 2021
 NSW extends COVID-19 restrictions The new COVID-19 infection sparked panic across NSW as authorities have been unable to determine how Mr Pizzey contracted the virus. Last week, Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced a raft of COVID-19 restrictions would be reinstated from Thursday evening to Sunday night. Despite NSW recording no new locally acquired coronavirus cases, authorities made the decision to extend the restrictions for another week over concerns about the missing link.  ...
May 10, 2021
 NSW extends COVID-19 restrictions The new COVID-19 infection sparked panic across NSW as authorities have been unable to determine how Mr Pizzey contracted the virus. Last week, Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced a raft of COVID-19 restrictions would be reinstated from Thursday evening to Sunday night. Despite NSW recording no new locally acquired coronavirus cases, authorities made the decision to extend the restrictions for another week over concerns about the missing link.  ...
May 10, 2021
Published May 10, 2021 The Sydney man who tested positive for COVID-19 last week after touring four different barbeque shops in the same afternoon apparently wasn’t just in the market for a barbeque – he was also in the market for Barbeques Galore, as in, the whole chain of stores itself. Let us explain. The Australian Financial Review reports that Sydney’s first recent case of COVID-19 in the community was the managing director of a major investment company which is currently looking to ...
May 10, 2021
Covid 19 coronavirus: Tom Pizzey identified as Sydneys BBQ man 9 May, 2021 11:15 PM 3 minutes to read Sydneys COVID-19 restrictions extended. Video / 9 News news.com.au By: Ally Foster The Sydney Covid-19 patient dubbed "BBQ Man" after he visited an extensive list of BBQ stores while infectious has been named, finally providing an explanation for his curious shopping spree. Investment company Apollo Global Management managing director Tom Pizzey has been identified by the Australian Financial R...
May 9, 2021
 NSW extends COVID-19 restrictions The new COVID-19 infection sparked panic across NSW as authorities have been unable to determine how Mr Pizzey contracted the virus. Last week, Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced a raft of COVID-19 restrictions would be reinstated from Thursday evening to Sunday night. Despite NSW recording no new locally acquired coronavirus cases, authorities made the decision to extend the restrictions for another week over concerns about the missing link.  ...
May 9, 2021
11:17 EDT, 10 May 2021 91 shares A Sydneysider who was dubbed BBQ Man after going on a shopping spree while unknowingly infected with Covid is a high-flying businessman. Apollo Global Management managing director Tom Pizzey travelled across Sydney last weekend, visiting four separate BBQ stores over the space of a few hours. The Australian Financial Review identified the boss of the global investment manager firm as the first locally acquired case of the double mutant Indian mutation of t...
May 8, 2021
An urgent coronavirus warning has been issued for Woolworths in Sydneys eastern suburbs with hundreds ordered into isolation. Those who visited the supermarket in Double Bay on Monday, May 3 between 10.45am-11am have been urged to get tested and isolate immediately. The same instructions have been given to anybody who visited the store on May 4 between 4.05pm - 4.15pm. NSW Health said casual contacts needed to isolate until they received a negative test and should continue to get swabbe...