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'Welcome to our new norm,' one viewer commented on the video.   'Wish the rest of Sydney would take it this seriously,' another wrote.   'Lost the plot or extremely clever?' a third viewer speculated.  The ingenious delivery technique comes as a rapidly-spreading coronavirus outbreak continues to take hold in Sydney's south-west.  In just a few days, south-western suburbs including Cabramatta, Edensor Park and Canley Vale have already become the number one infection hotspots in the city.  On Monday, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced the state had recorded 112 new local cases of ...

Berejiklian said at least 34 of the new cases were in the community while infectious. “That is the number that we need to see as close to zero before Health will advise the government that the lockdown can end,” she said. Asked if Greater Sydney’s lockdown will extend for at least three to four more weeks, Berejiklian says it is up to the community to determine how long restrictions last. “A large part of it is dependent on all of us doing the right thing and being extra cautious,” Berejiklian said, adding this was “not the time to cut any corners”.

Advertisement NSW has reported 112 new local coronavirus cases on Monday, as Sydney’s outbreak continues to grow in the city’s south-west. The figure is more than triple the highest daily case number seen during the city’s Crossroads or Avalon clusters last year. SydPath nurse Petra Vieco gives Chhorng Nty, 8, a COVID-19 test, watched by his sister Sivmey Nty, 15, at the Fairfield Showground on Monday. Credit:Kate Geraghty Forty-one of the new cases were household contacts of cases, 23 were other types of close contacts, while the source of infection of 48 cases is under investigation. ...

New South Wales has recorded another 22 local cases of Covid-19 overnight  Only 11 of the cases were in isolation for the entire time they were infectious Case since 8pm found in a student nurse who worked at two Sydney hospitals Worked at Fairfield Hospital and Royal North Shore Hospital while infectious All of the cases though are linked to previous infections, health officials said 

NSW recorded no new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night. There were three cases acquired overseas, bringing the total...