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NSW cluster grows, rule sparks airline boycott threat – Herald Sun
Nine new cases of locally acquired coronavirus cases have been recorded in New South Wales overnight.
A coronavirus cluster in NSW has grown overnight, while Victoria recorded no new cases. It comes as a new quarantine rule for flight crews has airlines threatening to boycott flights into Melbourne.
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