Health
Inching toward normal, Australia eases some COVID-19 curbs – ZAWYA
There were 12 new cases reported across Australia among travellers in hotel quarantine

MELBOURNE – Australia moved a step closer to normal life on Sunday, opening some internal borders and easing restrictions in regions affected by COVID-19, as the vast majority of the country has seen no new community infections or deaths for weeks.
South Australia, which last week became the epicentre of the country’s infections, reported no new community cases and lifted a drastic lockdown earlier than planned, with the state premier saying swift action had avoided disaster.
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