Brad Hazzard

NSW Health granted about 1300 exemptions to hotel quarantine for overseas arrivals at the height of the coronavirus pandemic and rejected a further 10,000 requests.

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NSW has recorded a fifth consecutive day with zero new local COVID-19 cases, with Victoria opening its borders to almost all of Sydney.

The NSW Premier has expressed her disappointment after two men refusing to wear face masks became aggressive and allegedly assaulted police officers at a western Sydney shopping centre.

'Let's just say that it's looking like a very good day.'

NSW records no new local cases of COVID-19

Zero local cases of COVID-19 in NSW, two acquired from overseas.

Brad Hazzard announces there were no new coronavirus cases by community transmission during the latest 24-hour reporting period, ending at 8pm on Wednesday.

Port Macquarie Base Hospital staff injured in 'bloody attack': union

The man allegedly began to make an order at the counter of the fast-food outlet when staff made one simple request.

The NSW Health Minister has slammed people who refuse to use QR Codes, after footage emerged of a McDonald's customer turning violent.

NSW Health has issued an urgent coronavirus alert for new venues in Sydney as a nationwide quarantine overhaul begins to contain the new mutant infectious strains.

The news that Sydney's northern beaches lockdown is ending brings a mixture of joy for residents and concern about the longer term impacts for local businesses, who say they need urgent financial relief.

NSW health minister Brad Hazzard says the entire region will become part of greater Sydney again from Sunday

A family of four have become Australia's first COVID-19 cases carrying a highly contagious mutation from South Africa as Brisbane begins a three-day lockdown.

Queensland is on high alert for cases of community transmission after a cleaner at a quarantine hotel tested positive for the new UK strain of COVID-19.

However, one case on the northern end of Sydney's northern beaches was found after the cut-off time on Wednesday and will be reflected in tomorrow's numbers.

NSW records four new local COVID-19 infections with the source of one infection unknown. Health authorities say the mystery case in their "greatest concern".

One case from western Sydney is a household contact of a previously reported case whose source remains under investigation but is likely to be linked to the Berala cluster.

The state government is calling on multicultural leaders in the Berala area to encourage testing amid the growing cluster there and reports some in the community thought they had to pay for a COVID-19 test.