At the moment, Greater Sydney's lockdown is set to end at the end of next month.
NSW has set a target date for when the coronavirus lockdown will end - but Gladys has thrown a spanner in . It was due to end on Saturday, but there are now 309 cases in Dubbo in the state's west where vaccination rates are low - around six per . Member alert
Dominic Perrottet says all of Greater Sydney should emerge from lockdown at the same time - including the 12 local government areas that are COVID hotspots - but the regions could differ based on the extent of COVID-19 infections and .
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NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian. NSW Health said the Hunter had escaped fresh cases despite a Windale exposure "of great concern". This includes ACT rules restricting travel between ACT and NSW. With the lifting of the lockdown in parts of regional NSW from midnight tonight, Council facilities are reopening.
These stay-at-home orders also apply to anyone who has been in the Byron and . REGIONAL lockdown will continue until midnight September 10, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has confirmed as NSW cases hit four figures in Thursday's update.
Currently, the regional lockdown across New South Wales is set to end on September 10, however it is expected that a number of regions will have its stay-at-home orders extended.
These restrictions are now set to end on Saturday 11 October. With cases in regional NSW "bubbling along", Ms Berejiklian announced the state's lockdown will be extended to August 28 to align it with Greater Sydney's lockdown. The regional NSW lockdown is slated to end on September 10, however it is expected a number of regions will have this extended. The Central Coast added two new cases.
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The date New South Wales residents will be able to go back to the pub, bars, restaurants and retail outlets has been set. Two weeks further lockdown for regional NSW. Following updated health advice from NSW Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant, stay-at-home orders will apply to all people who live in regional NSW. Victoria has recorded 733 new local cases of Covid-19 and one further death, while New South Wales . The regional lockdown was first announced on August 14, originally for a week, before being extended twice until 11.59pm this Friday, September 10.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced stay-at-home orders for regional NSW will be extended until at least August 28.
Meanwhile, both states report hundreds more cases. New South Wales has reached 70% double-dose vaccination coverage of the adult population and, as a result, fully vaccinated residents can come out of lockdown. NSW lockdown tightened further and extended until end of September In response to the evolving Delta outbreak, NSW will extend the current lockdown in Greater Sydney until the end of September, and introduce new rules targeting the local government areas of concern , where the vast majority of new cases are emerging.
Lockdown lifted in parts of regional NSW from 11 September Parts of regional NSW currently deemed low-risk and which have seen zero COVID cases for at least 14 days will have their stay-at-home order lifted at 12:01am on Saturday 11 September, but will continue to operate under restrictions to limit the spread of the virus. As previously announced, Greater Sydney is under stay-at-home conditions until at least the end of September; however, regional NSW's lockdown was due to end at 12.01am on Saturday, August 28. SYDNEY, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Australian authorities announced plans on Monday to gradually reopen locked-down Sydney, unveiling a two .
A person receives a dose of a Covid-19 vaccine at a newly opened vaccination hub in Dubbo, which has seen a .
NSW has set a target date for when the coronavirus lockdown will end - but Gladys has thrown a spanner in . Victoria will miss its 80 percent first dose target, while 11 October is firming as the date NSW will come out of lockdown. Masks will also become mandatory for everyone in NSW whenever . The NSW Premier has announced that the regional NSW lockdown is extended to 12.01am on Saturday, 28 August 2021.
It was initially planned to end . The lockdown will remain in place until 5.00pm Thursday 19 August 2021. NSW records 1351 new COVID-19 cases overnight.
Stay-at-home orders will be introduced for the Byron, Tweed and Kempsey Government Areas (LGAs) from 5pm Tuesday 21 September until 29 September due to an increased COVID-19 public health risk. Bookmark the Time . Sydney's lockdown is set to end for fully vaccinated residents on 11 October, the premier says, when 70% of the adult New South Wales population is expected to have received two doses of a Covid . The lockdown was strengthened with a stay-at-home order effective 14 January 2021, and reopened on a regional basis starting 10 February. Regional NSW Lockdown End Date Remains Unknown Will we be out this weekend?
IN OTHER NEWS Federation Council mayor Pat Bourke fears lockdown won't end Saturday, but supports areas . Passengers who arrived in NSW before 28 November 2021 and have been to a country of concern in the last 14 days, must: get tested for COVID-19 as soon as possible; self-isolate for at least 14 days from the date they arrived, in line with the Public Health (COVID-19 Self-Isolation) Order (No 3) 2021; contact NSW Health on 1800 943 553. Regional New South Wales wakes up to patchwork of freedoms, COVID-19 lockdowns .
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Another 12 local government areas in regional NSW will be released from lockdown as the state recorded 12 new COVID-related deaths. Greater Sydney's lockdown has been . To protect the people of NSW from the evolving COVID-19 outbreak, new restrictions will be introduced for all of regional NSW, effective from 5pm tonight until 12.01am Sunday 22 August 2021. Deputy premier John Barilaro made the announcement via social media earlier in the day, shortly before 2.30pm. Call Service NSW 24 hours, 7 days a week on 13 77 88.
New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced that residents in the state's regional communities will be in lockdown until "at least" August 28. Details of both sets of . The NSW Government stated that the NSW Treasury would support the immediate payment of all current suppliers in advance of the contracted payment terms as part of the Faster Payments scheme to help businesses maintain their cash flow. regional NSW has .
The NSW Government stated that the NSW Treasury would support the immediate payment of all current suppliers in advance of the contracted payment terms as part of the Faster Payments scheme to help businesses maintain their cash flow.
Lockdown lifted in parts of regional NSW and border bubble update Published 10 September 2021 From 12.01am Saturday 11 September, parts of regional NSW that are currently deemed low risk, will come out of lockdown, but will continue to operate under restrictions to ensure the safety of regional communities. Deputy premier John Barilaro told regional media on . Ms Saffin said she hoped her calls for a regional roadmap that was "particularised" for regional areas were being taken seriously by the state .
Return to school date in NSW pushed forward.
For several regional areas including Mid North Coast, the North Coast, the Riverina and Murrumbidgee, lockdown will end at 12:01am Saturday.
The total number of confirmed cases in NSW reached 15,528. NSW government sets date for ending lockdown, reopening retail, pubs and . Under the state's roadmap, the city's current lockdown - which has run for 73 days - was due to end on October 26, the predicted date by when 70 per cent of those aged 16 and over would be doubled . NSW crisis cabinet will on Wednesday discuss the lockdown for regional NSW which is due to expire on Friday.
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NSW Covid cases drop to 360 - the fewest in two months - as Sydney hits pubs, shops and hair salons to celebrate the end of lockdown. (See here for details.) The lockdown in regional NSW was set to end on Saturday, August 28, but the Cabinet will look at case numbers, vaccination rates, and sewerage surveillance in the region and neighbouring areas .
All of regional NSW will be subject to strict stay-at-home orders. There are calls for border towns like Albury, and surrounding electorates to be released from the restrictions due to zero local cases here.
The extension brings restrictions across the state into line with those in Greater Sydney, with cases numbers particularly growing in Western NSW. The Berejiklian Government won't make a call on the regional NSW lockdown until the end of the week.
Contacts and enquiries. Regional travel has been pushed back from 70 per cent to 80 per cent, which the state is due to hit a fortnight after the first milestone. Ms Berejiklian has confirmed October 11 as the date lockdown restrictions will start easing in the state, and outlined what NSW will be able to do beyond 80 per cent. Cases in Sydney continue to soar with 1,029 cases recorded to 8pm last night in NSW, the highest yet, and Dr Kerry Chant said they are likely to continue to rise for some time.
And efforts to get exemptions for border communities due to the zero case numbers . REGIONAL UPDATE: NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro said an announcement will be made this week about a possible date to end the COVID lockdown for Orange and Central West residents.
The extension was announced by NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian in today's press conference, ending speculation which had been circling all morning that some regions — including the Riverina — would have lockdowns lifted by the weekend. Today the NSW Government announced that the current lockdown that is in place across a number of NSW regions will be extended.
Masks compulsory outside of homes.
That means the reopening of schools, hospitality venues, shops and more under strict capacity rules. At the moment, Greater Sydney's lockdown is set to end at the end of next month. Under the state's roadmap, the city's current lockdown - which has run for 73 days - was due to end on October 26, the predicted date by when 70 per cent of those aged 16 and over would be doubled-dosed.
JobSaver eligibility clarified to include regional lockdowns.
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Lismore in regional NSW goes into lockdown as state records 667 COVID-19 cases.
Under the state's roadmap, the city's lockdown - which has run for 73 days - was due to end on October 26, the predicted date when 70 per cent of those aged over 16 are doubled-dosed.
Stay up to date with the latest developments of the Delta lockdown. It is the second extension to the regional NSW lockdown, which came into effect at 5pm on August 14.
Curfew implemented for LGAs of concern.
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Regional NSW will remain in lockdown for seven more days, to at least August 28. A seven-day snap lockdown in Lismore takes effect from midnight on 3 October, a week after COVID-19 transmission was .
Lockdown extended for regional NSW as cases spread.
Key dates on NSW's road to life after lockdown, October 18 expected reopening date. The lockdown was originally meant to end on August 22, but was extended by a week after cases .
Lifting of lockdown is good news for residents and businesses From midnight on Friday (10 September) the lockdown in parts of regional NSW including the Byron Shire and neighbouring council areas will be lifted.
There are calls for border towns like Albury, and surrounding electorates to be released from .
Covid cases drop to 360 new locally acquired infections on . Pubs, restaurants, shops and hair salons will all be .
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Currently, the regional lockdown across New South Wales is set to end on September 10, however it is expected that a number of regions will have its stay-at-home orders extended. Most of regional NSW has been in lockdown for a fortnight. Regional NSW is under stay-at-home orders from today until 12:01am on Sunday, 22 August as Deputy Premier John Barilaro said the government needed to act quickly to stem the spread of COVID-19. The extension was announced by NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian in today's press conference, ending speculation which had been circling all morning that some regions — including the Riverina — would have lockdowns lifted by the weekend.
The areas of Bega, Blayney, Bogan, Cabonne, Dungog, Forbes, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Parkes, Singleton, Snowy Monaro and Upper Hunter Local Government Areas will come . As a result of the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in the province caused by SARS-CoV-2 variants , the government of Ontario once again announced a four-week provincewide shutdown effective 3 April. The extension came on the back .
Already on Saturday, August 14, the New South Wales Government has reported 466 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, and announced the introduction of stricter new stay-at-home rules for Greater Sydney.That's not the end of the day's news, with the entire state now set to enter lockdown from 5pm today — for at least a week in regional NSW, with a current end date of 12.01am on Sunday .
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The accounting profession has welcomed late changes to the NSW government's JobSaver eligibility requirements, which will no . This brings the state's regions into line with the current lockdown timeline for Greater Sydney and surrounds.