'Singles bubble' welcomed after lockdown

: After living in lockdown, the chance for singles to meet another person is welcomed

: After living in lockdown, the chance for singles to meet another person is welcomed Source: Getty

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Sydney residents who live alone under lockdown restrictions are relieved to be able to see one other person within a newly announced 'singles bubble'.

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