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News ArchivesTHE University of Queensland have announced human trials for their COVID-19 vaccine, but a local doctor cautions while it is positive news,
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LOCAL businesses are gearing up ahead of the long weekend now that COVID19 restrictions have eased.
Business owners are already seeing an increase in local activity and are hoping the Scone community continues to come out of confinement. Read more…
WITH the long weekend set to see local tourism gaining momentum, Hunter New England Health caution residents to ensure COVID-19 does not gain a local foothold.
AUSSIE Ark are excited to announce they are reopening to the public, resuming their Devils in the Wild tours and their Devils Retreat on June 6,
HEALTH Minister Brad Hazzard has today announced gyms will be able to reopen on June 13 with classes capped to 10 people and a maximum of 100 people per venue,
TODAY restrictions have eased further in New South Wales allowing 50 people to go to a pub,
PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian said there were 9,900 people tested in the last 24 hours, which she described as an “amazing result”
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THE last pandemic which occurred in Australia was the Spanish Flu in 1919 and Scone was not immune.
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GENERATIONS of the Haydon family have been on their property Bloomfield in Blandford since 1832.
PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian said that while restrictions may allow for more people in venues, it was important for people to adhere to social distancing principles and consider if standing in a long queue to enter a venue is safe according to the number of people.