NSW has again recorded the highest-ever number of new daily COVID-19 infections in Australia as Omicron fears grow:
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NSW has also recorded two deaths and there are currently 284 people in hospital and 39 people in intensive care. National cabinet will meet on Wednesday to discuss speeding up booster shots, requiring people to get three COVID-19 jabs to be considered fully vaccinated and mask mandates. The same rules now apply to the vaccinated and unvaccinated in NSW, as COVID-19 case numbers rise significantly.
A week after mask requirements were removed for all but the highest risk settings, Premier Dominic Perrottet says it's time for "personal responsibility".People with disability 'completely overlooked' as Omicron surges
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