It marks the fifth day in a row, NSW has not reported a single locally acquired case of COVID-19. 9News
This marks the fifth day in a row, NSW has not reported a single locally acquired case of COVID-19.The news comes as NSW looks to further ease restrictions in coming days.From tomorrow, public venues including sporting arenas and music halls will increase their capacity - in time for the October long weekend.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian also said she would love for NSW to be the first Australian state to take New Zealand up on
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