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While New Zealand and Australia have shut themselves off to the rest of the world, back in April it announced plans for a Trans-Tasman bubble between the two countries. And so, to encourage movement on this quarantine-free travel route, respective tourist boards got to work.
Exploring the idea that Australians have been dreaming of going to Aotearoa, Tourism New Zealand has devised a hilarious ad created in partnership with the Special Group.
‘Stop Dreaming about New Zealand and Go’ stars an Australian friend longing to visit New Zealand as he slumbers. Out pops a dream buddy New Zealander, who gently whispers Kia Ora (a Maori greeting) to wake up the dreamer, before they embark on a dream trip to his country.
Soundtrack to my life: Dame Naida Glavish
7 May, 2021 05:00 PM
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Dame Naida Glavish, protesting on site at Auckland s Parnell Rose Gardens to protect an old pā site and what is believed to be one of the oldest pōhutukawa trees in Auckland. Photo/Supplied
Dame Naida Glavish, protesting on site at Auckland s Parnell Rose Gardens to protect an old pā site and what is believed to be one of the oldest pōhutukawa trees in Auckland. Photo/Supplied
I Love You Because
Jim Reeves
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Kent Rd, Rose Bay
5:20pm to 10:00pm
The full list of venues of concern is available on the NSW Health website at https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates. People are urged to check the website regularly for updates.
NSW Health is asking everyone to be especially vigilant in monitoring for symptoms, and if they appear get tested and isolate immediately until a negative result is received.
In relation to hospitality venues, the Public Health Order requires masks to be worn by customer facing staff. Patrons will not have to wear a mask unless they are in a gaming area.
Tuesday 4 May 2021
4:05pm to 4:15pm
Some details from the venues above have been updated from earlier today, and some are new venues. The full list of venues of concern is available on the NSW Health website at Latest COVID-19 news and updates People are urged to check the website regularly for updates.
NSW Health was notified this evening that fragments of the virus that causes COVID-19 have been detected in the Marrickville Sewage Network. This catchment includes about 42,000 people and takes sewage from the following suburbs: Dulwich Hill, Marrickville, Summer Hill, Lewisham, Ashfield, Haberfield, Petersham, Lilyfield and Leichhardt.
NSW Health is asking everyone in these areas to be especially vigilant in monitoring for symptoms, and if they appear get tested and isolate immediately until a negative result is received.
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