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NSW Health also flagged a butchery in Lakemba and The Plaza shopping centre in Bonnyrigg. It comes as the state recorded a further 98 new locally acquired cases on Monday, brining the total number of infections since the outbreak began last month to 1,340. Two thirds of today's new cases were centred around Sydney's southwest in the Fairfield, Liverpool and Canterbury-Bankstown Local Government areas where stay-at-home restrictions have recently been tightened. Woolworths in Sydney's Fairfield Heights (pictured) was among the supermarkets flagged by NSW Health Pictured: A Sydney nurse wear...

California stone fruit season kicks off with organic cherries and apricots Fruit World, a family-owned grower-shipper of organic and conventional fruit is now shipping its organic cherries and organic apricots. “What a difference one year makes,” said Bianca Kaprielian, Fruit World co-founder and CEO. “2020 was a bumpy stone fruit season in California. But this year we had enough chill hours and favorable weather, and the trees are full of great-looking fruit.” Fruit World is now shipping its organic cherries and organic apricots. Unaffected by the late April rains, Fruit World’s Co...

Tuesday, 27 April 2021, 9:04 am Neighbouring freehold sites housing a rich mix of commercial tenants in an Auckland growth hotspot have been put up for sale, offering diversified income plus significant future development potential. The two properties on adjoining titles on Apirana Avenue, Glen Innes, are zoned for intensive development in the fast-growing suburb’s town centre. Three buildings on the sites are fully leased to tenants ranging from a major charity shop and leading fruit retailer to an acupuncturist, a printing and photography shop, a café and a chocolatier. Seven tenancies ...

Premium Content The highly anticipated Northern Rivers Food Harvest Food Trail is coming up this weekend. The Harvest Food Trail covers all aspects of the food industry across the Northern Rivers, from Husk Distillers in Tumbulgum down to Hotel Illawong in Evans Head and is a highlight of the annual foodie calendar. Northern Rivers Food executive officer Anne Briggs said part of enjoying food was knowing the story. “The 2021 Harvest Food Trail aims to connect people with authentic food and beverage experiences, where you can meet the makers and immerse yourself in the whole food experienc...

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews. Photo: AFP The state recorded two new locally acquired cases of Covid-19 and two further infections in hotel quarantine as it entered the fourth day of the lockdown. The two local cases were close household contacts of a previously confirmed case linked to the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport outbreak, bringing the total number to 19. They were detected from 23,950 test results processed on Monday. All active cases of the virus detected in the community so far have been linked back to the outbreak, which began with a family of three returned travellers staying ...