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- A man jailed for his involvement in a terrorist group loses his Australian citizenship
- New South Wales government is increasing gathering sizes at hospitality venues and outdoor spaces under an easing of coronavirus rules next month
- Victorians allowed to freely travel to Queensland from next Tuesday
SA premier Steven Marshall says he'll ask National Cabinet to consider testing all Australians returning from overseas before they're allowed to board their flights.
"We know that this is a highly contagious disease. We know that. We're learning more and more about this disease every single day. So are health experts right around the world and we take all of that information, and we put into practice all of those things that are recommended to us, to keep our state safe."
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