NSW records 1262 new local cases ahead of ‘picnic day’
NSW has reported 1262 new local coronavirus cases on Sunday, as the state prepares for its first easing of restrictions for the fully vaccinated this week.
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NSW records 1262 new local cases ahead of ‘picnic day’
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