NSW latest Covid-19 update as at 5 February
NSW recorded no new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night. No new cases were acquired overseas, meaning the total number...
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NSW recorded no new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night. No new cases were acquired overseas, meaning the total number...
On Thursday, Detective Chief Inspector Brendan Bernie from the Hume Police District suggested the incident may have stemmed from a personal dispute. “We are still following up inquiries ... but that is what the early indications are that I have been told,” he told Sunrise. Advertisement The public identification of Ms Ketley and Ms Henderson, who live in Macquarie Fields and Campbelltown respectively, caused shock and heated debate among their friends and family in south-west Sydney. A woman identifying as Ms Henderson’s sister insisted that the accused was “only a baby” and urging...
NSW hits six consecutive days without any local coronavirus cases, while crowd numbers are closely monitored at beaches across Sydney as the long weekend heatwave sets in.
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NSW Health has issued a warning for more than 160,000 Sydneysiders to be wary of Covid-19 symptoms after fragments of the virus were uncovered in sewage. The government's sewage surveillance program detected Covid-19 at a treatment plant in Glenfield overnight, which takes in a catchment from 36 suburbs. 'People in South West Sydney are asked to be extra vigilant when it comes to symptoms,' NSW Health said in a statement. 'While this could reflect known returned travellers in the area, everyone living or working in this area should monitor for symptoms, get tested, and isolate imme...