A mammoth Double Bay development site that could see a mix of new retail, offices and apartments is expected to fetch $40m in an expressions of interest campaign.
New South Wales has recorded its fourth consecutive day of no new cases of COVID-19 while authorities continue to investigate the missing link to the state s latest mystery cases.
The state is facing an extra week of COVID-19 restrictions after measures were introduced last Thursday amid fears of a virus outbreak.
Health authorities remain concerned about how an eastern Sydney couple in their 50s acquired their infections, with contact tracers unable to find a link with the genomically-linked US case who entered hotel quarantine in Sydney on April 26.
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Dr Kerry Chant provides an update on the state s missing link after no new virus cases were recorded today.(9News)
11:17 EDT, 10 May 2021
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A Sydneysider who was dubbed BBQ Man after going on a shopping spree while unknowingly infected with Covid is a high-flying businessman.
Apollo Global Management managing director Tom Pizzey travelled across Sydney last weekend, visiting four separate BBQ stores over the space of a few hours.
The Australian Financial Review identified the boss of the global investment manager firm as the first locally acquired case of the double mutant Indian mutation of the virus. His wife tested positive to Covid a day later on Thursday.
There is no suggestion by Daily Mail Australia Mr Pizzey broke any Covid-19 restrictions during his visits to the Sydney venues.