‘A growing problem’: NSW records 163 new local COVID-19 cases as numbers continue to rise
Of the new cases in the 24 hours to 8pm on Friday, 45 were infectious in the community.
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‘A growing problem’: NSW records 163 new local COVID-19 cases as numbers continue to rise
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