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News ArchivesTOMORROW as restrictions ease slightly two adults will be allowed to visit others in their home.
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THE Premier has said there are approximately 13 percent of students who have returned to school this week and more than 85,000 people have enrolled in free online TAFE courses,
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PREMIER said she still won’t be entering her parents home, despite restrictions for visitors being eased on Friday,
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PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian said beginning Friday, two adults will be able to visit others in their home.
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PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian has urged more people to come forward for testing, cautioning even in small country towns the disease can spread rapidly.
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THE Premier announced this morning that more than 7,000 tests for covid-19 were conducted throughout the state yesterday and wants to see an average of more than 8,000 per day to ensure any community transmission is detected before restrictions can be lifted.
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PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian said increased testing numbers and fewer cases confirmed signaled restrictions have been effective and builds confidence for children to begin more face to face teaching from May 11.
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THE covid-19 test clinic at the Scott Memorial Hospital in Scone has been operating since Friday with a steady flow of local people answering the call to come forward with even the mildest of cold or flu symptoms.
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GLADYS Berekjiklian, the Premier of New South Wales has called on people with even the mildest symptoms to come forward and be tested,
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TODAY the first phase of a trial for a covid-19 vaccine has been announced in Australia,
» Read more about: Clinical Trials Explained – Breaking the Chain of Infection »