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COVID traces found in Sydney sewage – The Young Witness
NSW residents may be locked out of Western Australia for longer, after a Sydney hotel quarantine worker was diagnosed with COVID-19 just days before the borde……
NSW residents may be locked out of Western Australia for longer, after a Sydney hotel quarantine worker was diagnosed with COVID-19 just days before the border is due to open.
Thousands of travellers from Victoria and NSW, many of whom had not seen family and friends in WA since April, rushed to book flights home for the festive season after it was announced the border would lift on December 8.
Now, just five days out, WA Premier Mark McGowan has refused to rule out delaying reopening the border,…
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