To be - locked down in Sydney- or not to be?

Sydneys northern beaches remains under a NSW Government ordered lockdown as the Government tries to contain the spread of a new cluster of COVID-19 cases. Source: AAP

65 locally-transmitted coronavirus cases have been recorded in NSW as health authorities announced a stay-at-home order for four Sydney local government areas. AMA suggests entire city should go into lockdown before it's too late.

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Published 25 June 2021 5:30pm

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65 locally-transmitted coronavirus cases have been recorded in NSW as health authorities announced a stay-at-home order for four Sydney local government areas. AMA suggests entire city should go into lockdown before it's too late.

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To be - locked down in Sydney- or not to be?

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65 locally-transmitted coronavirus cases have been recorded in NSW as health authorities announced a stay-at-home order for four Sydney local government areas. AMA suggests entire city should go into lockdown before it's too late.

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65 locally-transmitted coronavirus cases have been recorded in NSW as health authorities announced a stay-at-home order for four Sydney local government areas. AMA suggests entire city should go into lockdown before it's too late.

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