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Half of Australia's population is now locked down after another day of grim developments.
Six new Covid cases at border, more mariners infected
A total of nine people are now infected on the ship the Mattina.
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Health authorities have confirmed the Delta variant has infiltrated the state.
Covid 19: Culture clash as MIQ military baffled by civilians
NZDF culture clash as military and civilians thrown together in MIQ.
NSW records 78 cases, expert predicts prolonged lockdown
A clinical epidemiologist says NSW health authorities tightened lockdown rules too late.
Nine mariners test positive on Covid-struck vessel
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SkyCity Adelaide to shut after Covid spread in South Australia
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