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Australia on alert as outbreak on Sydney's Northern Beaches threatens to spread across New South Wales  17th new case within 24 hours recorded as 270,000 were asked to stay at home, avoid travel or going out But it was a different story in Sydney's CBD as hundreds of revellers celebrated the start of the festive season  The outbreak leaves travel plans in chaos as states and territories quickly stepped up travel restrictions 

The Project host Lisa Wilkinson has slammed Sydney residents for their blase attitudes and virtually 'forgetting' about the coronavirus pandemic. She then doubled down, predicting Prime Minister Scott Morrison will 'live to regret' congratulating NSW for its previously low case numbers.    'I feel that complacency has started to creep in within NSW and it's scary,' a fired up Wilkinson said to co-host Liz Ellis on The Project on Thursday night. 'In NSW, because we never went through what Victoria did or South Australia, we have been sort of rolling along thinking 'gee, haven't we done wel...

From midnight tonight, all New South Wales arrivals into Western Australia will be required to self-quarantine for two weeks as the Sydney northern beaches coronavirus cluster swelled to 17 people. WA Premier Mark McGowan said the cluster had elevated NSW from a "very low risk" state to a "low risk" state. From tomorrow, people arriving from NSW will have to self-quarantine for 14 days, and have a COVID-19 test on day 11. Planes were stuck on the Perth tarmac for hours as airport authorities adjusted to the new rules changes.(9News) People who had been in NSW at any time from December 11, and...

Seventeen new coronavirus cases have emerged in Sydney, forcing 250,000 residents from the Spit Bridge up to Palm Beach to isolate immediately.  One of the new cases is a worker at the Pittwater Palms retirement village, sparking fears the deadly disease may have spread to vulnerable elderly people.   A woman in her 60s, a man in his 60s and another woman in her 50s are just three of the 17 new cases.  All three of them attended the Avalon Bowling Club on December 11 and anyone who attended the club at any time of that day is advised to get tested immediately.   'NSW Health has been ...

Northern Beaches residents entering Queensland must pay for hotel quarantine from 1am on Saturday due to a large Covid-19 outbreak in the leafy area of Sydney. People in Queensland who have been in the Northern Beaches since December 11 must immediately isolate at home for 14 days and get tested.  Queensland Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young brought in the rules on Thursday night after the Sydney cluster spread to 17 cases.   More than 250,000 residents from the Spit Bridge up to Palm Beach have been ordered to isolate immediately amid fears of a Victoria-style outbreak. Officials say t...