NSW has recorded 29,504 new COVID-19 cases and a further 17 deaths on Monday as the state nears the peak of the Omicron outbreak. 7NEWS
NSW Police will on Wednesday officially begin enforcing a $1000 fine for people who fail to report rapid results, although it remains to be seen how they will do so in practice.
His prediction came as tens of thousands of Australians continued to be struck by the highly infectious strain and the death toll continued to climb.
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