New South Wales is expected to scrap isolation rules for household contacts. Gabrielle_Boyle 9News DETAILS:
The NSW COVID and Economic Recovery Committee met last night. It's understood the discussion around easing isolation rules was top of the agenda.
"A range of issues continue to be discussed at the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee ," A NSW Government spokesperson said yesterday. The meeting followed a decrease in case numbers from around 20,000 to 14,000 in the weekend ending April 5.
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