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Sydney Harbour. Photo: AFP Restrictions will apply until at least Monday and limit household guests to 20, make masks compulsory in indoor public venues and on public transport, and restrict aged care visitation to two people. It comes after it emerged this afternoon that the wife of the first Covid-19 community case - a man in his 50s - had contracted the virus too. The man from Sydney's eastern suburbs had not been overseas recently, and did not work in a hotel quarantine, border or health role, setting off alarms on how he contracted the virus in the community. "Within two weeks, we'll kn...

A man from Sydney's eastern suburbs tested positive to Covid on Wednesday The man, in his 50s, visited an optometrist located below a quarantine hotel    He has not been overseas of late and does not work in health or with the border   He was 'very active' and visited string of venues on the weekend while infectious Infectious disease expert said link between optometrist and hotel is 'possible' 

The treasurer has tested negative for the virus but is isolating in his home for 14 days as per NSW Health advice. Mr Perrottet was named a closed contact after visiting the same CBD café as the man on Friday morning. LIVE NEWS UPDATES: The District Brasserie in Chifley Square.(Supplied) The venue the treasurer visited was the District Brasserie in Chifley Square, which is subject to a health alert between 11am – 11:45am on Friday. NSW Health overnight expanded the health alert to almost 20 venues to include a golf club, a gym, a chemist and a supermarket. The man, aged in his 50s, ha...

Figures show a 20 per cent drop in hospitality check-ins over New South Wales.  New data reveals that 48 million people checked in to venues in April, compared to 66 million in January.  Customer Service Minister Victor Dominello on Thursday said residents had become 'complacent' with the ongoing pandemic.  'We've taken it for granted that we live in this great island nation, and … we think that we're immune, but clearly we're not,' Mr Dominello told 2GB.  Sydneysiders grown 'complacent' after QR check-ins fell by 20% across NSW (pictured: woman using QR Code)  Customer Service Ministe...

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian came under fire for going 'so hard, so fast' with the restrictions - but she hit back and said the government's response was 'extremely proportionate'.