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3 years ago
COVID cases in NSW reach three-month high after 1,360 new infections recorded
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4 years ago
Nine new coronavirus cases in NSW as Sydney CBD cluster grows
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4 years ago
NSW records 14 new coronavirus cases, thousands come forward for testing
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5 years ago
Coronavirus cases confirmed among Australian Diamond Princess evacuees in Darwin
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4 years ago
Six new cases in NSW but only one was locally acquired
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4 years ago
Seven new coronavirus infections in NSW, authorities confirm
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4 years ago
NSW confirms 12 new coronavirus cases with source of one infection unknown
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4 years ago
Bunnings, Aldi among latest list of Sydney coronavirus warnings
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4 years ago
NSW records nine new COVID-19 cases as nearly 30,000 get tested
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5 years ago
Health authorities confirm 21 new coronavirus infections in NSW with six linked to restaurant
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4 years ago
NSW records 17 new COVID-19 cases, only one in hotel quarantine
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4 years ago
NSW Premier warns 'further measures' will be brought in as school coronavirus cluster grows
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5 years ago
Premier flags tougher coronavirus lockdowns as new infections in NSW drop 10 per cent