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Sydneysiders celebrate Freedom Friday as singing and dancing are allowed and QR codes dropped - Vimarsana News

Sydneysiders celebrate Freedom Friday as singing and dancing are allowed and QR codes dropped

Sydney revellers kicked off celebrations to mark the end of hated Covid-19 restrictions on Friday with the partying expected to go well into the early hours.

Sydney's pubs, clubs PACKED with glam revellers on first Covid restriction-free night out in months - Vimarsana News

Sydney's pubs, clubs PACKED with glam revellers on first Covid restriction-free night out in months

For the first time in months Sydney's party people got to enjoy complete freedom to sing, dance, hug and crowd together with strangers - all of which was either banned or frowned on for months.

NSW report 9243 cases as restrictions ease - Vimarsana News

NSW report 9243 cases as restrictions ease

NSW has reported 9243 new cases and 15 deaths as a number of restrictions ease.

Coronavirus high risk groups: Data reveals Australians most at risk from COVID-19 | Types of underlying health conditions most at risk - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus high risk groups: Data reveals Australians most at risk from COVID-19 | Types of underlying health conditions most at risk

Millions of Australians live with the kind of underlying health conditions which can sometimes be fatal if ...

Covid-19, Omicron: Everything you need to know about NSW schools reopening - Vimarsana News

Covid-19, Omicron: Everything you need to know about NSW schools reopening

Premier Dominic Perrottet made the announcement at a press conference on Sunday morning, and confirmed that teachers and pupils will be given two free rapid antigen tests every week.