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North Beaches lockdown extended for more than a week

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A 'Stay at Home' sign on Manly beach, in Sydney Source: AAP

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The stay-at-home orders applying to Sydney's Northern Beaches residents will continue with stricter limits on gatherings announced.

For health and support measures currently in place in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in your language, visit sbs.com.au/coronavirus

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