New South Wales has recorded another 10 cases of COVID-19, as 100 healthcare workers linked to an outbreak at two Sydney hospitals remain in isolation.
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Additionally, the number of workers allowed in staff tea rooms has been limited and no group meetings are allowed. Health authorities are also working to trace contacts of the two new cases linked to the Eastern Suburbs Legion Club, and to investigate the source of the emerging outbreak.Upcoming coronavirus welfare cuts will force 80 per cent of recipients to skip meals, survey finds
Meanwhile, a woman has been fined after attempting to flee hotel quarantine in NSW after returning from Melbourne.
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