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July 16, 2021
COVID-19 Edition
97 new cases; NSW will 'go harder' to beat virus
NSW has recorded 97 new Covid cases with 29 of those infectious in the community. Follow our live blog.
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Man fined over ‘pop-up party’ on Manly beachfront
A man has been fined $1000 after hosting a “pop-up street party” with music and a bubble machine from the roof of his van on Manly beachfront, it has been revealed.
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‘Shattered’ Aussie Olympian tests positive for Covid-19
The first Australian athlete to test positive for Covid-19 has been forced to withdraw from the Tokyo Olympics as pressure mounts on organisers.
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‘Eastern suburbs residents can’t game the health orders’
Police Minister David Elliott has hit out at eastern suburbs residents after a photo showed a group of people standing around outside a North Bondi cafe.
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New state locks Victorians out as NZ travel bubble paused
Another state has closed its border to Victoria where the Covid outbreak has worsened and New Zealand has locked residents out too. See where you can still travel.
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‘Dangerous’ variants could ‘tear’ across globe as Covid cases rise
The World Health Organisation says surging variants mean the pandemic is “nowhere near” over as China is urged to “better co-operate” in another origins probe.
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‘Great idea’: Dutton backs vaccine lottery
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has backed the idea of a Covid vaccination lottery, which Australia’s largest gambling company is willing to host.
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Aussie dad’s Bali hell: ‘Eating out of trash cans’
Australians stuck abroad are finding themselves in increasingly desperate situations including the stepfather of a Bali bombings victim.
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Why vaccine recipients can still get Covid
Vaccine recipients are being reminded they too must obey public health orders as more people who have had the jab end up in hospital with Covid-19.
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Thomas Keneally: ‘Lockdown is great for rogue states’
Critics claim border closures are tearing the nation apart. But award-winning novelist and historian Thomas Keneally disagrees.
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