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Thanks for signing up! Submit To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Lockdown restrictions across greater Sydney, and in the Northern Beaches in particular, will be relaxed slightly over Christmas because we’ve done such a great job at containing this new outbreak. Over the Christmas period from Thursday to Saturday, the 10-person guest limit will no include kids under...

New South Wales has recorded just eight new cases of coronavirus, raising hopes outbreak is contained  Seven cases are linked to a cluster from the Northern Beaches, which now stands at 90, but one is separate A healthcare worker who transported a symptomatic family of three on 14 December has tested positive Premier Gladys Berejiklian refused to say if Northern Beaches would still be in lockdown for Christmas 

New South Wales has recorded just eight new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday Seven cases are linked to the Northern Beaches cluster which has now hit 90  A healthcare worker who transported Covid-infected patients tested positive  Bondi Junction's Westfield shopping centre was added to the health alert list Anyone who visited on December 19 between 10am and 1pm is a casual contact Shoppers should monitor for symptoms and get tested and isolate if they appear

Scott Morrison says dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic has left him with more silver hair and praised his wife for her constant support through a tough 2020, during an interview with Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman. The prime minister opened up on his family and personal life during a charity segment for men's mental and emotional health on Triple M on Monday. Jackman, a special guest on the breakfast show, asked Mr Morrison how he was coping with the stress of leading Australia through the pandemic. 'Who is your best mate that you can tell anything to?' he asked.  Mr Morrison made no hesitatio...

Deja poo all over again - it's another toilet roll wipe-out Opinion By Charles Purcell Normal text size Advertisement We all thought the worst was behind us. We thought never again would we have to fight in the supermarket aisles. And yet, with the declaration that the northern beaches were going into lockdown over a COVID-19 cluster, we realised that toilet paper was about to become a scarce commodity. As in 1920s Chicago, market forces were about to deny the people something they desperately wanted. “Poohibition” had returned. Australia’s hoarding of toilet roll made overseas headline...