Another venue in New South Wales has been identified as the location of a 'superspreader' event.
Health officials also told partygoers who visited Newcastle's The Argyle House nightclub from Wednesday December 8 at 9pm to Thursday December 9 at 3am to immediately get tested and isolate for seven days.
Finnegan's Hotel has been identified as the latest exposure site after confirmed cases visited the venue. Picture: Google Maps The team's general manager of football, Danny Buderus, told The Daily Telegraph they were immediately sent home after players' household had links to close contacts from The Argyle House.At least 84 cases have been identified at The Argyle House after infections from Sydney travelled up to Newcastle and attended the venue. Picture: Google Maps
Attendees who did not check in using the QR code are urged to check if they were inside the venue during the days and times identified.More cases of Omicron is expected as genome sequencing is underway.
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