A tradesman who sat down for a burger and had no interaction with anyone whatsoever has tested positive for coronavirus.
Peter Greenwood is now one of 28 cases linked to the growing Northern Beaches cluster in Sydney, after he attended the Avalon RSL on Friday night and Avalon Bowlo on Sunday afternoon.
The local resident said he had no symptoms before testing positive yesterday and was not contacted by anyone at the venues or from the government.
It was only a phone call from a friend asking him if he had heard about the outbreak linked to the venues which prompted him to get a swab.
Published December 18, 2020
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Alright NSW, we’ve got a lot to work towards all of a sudden, and we’ve gotta do it together. We now have border restrictions being laid out and 28 brand new coronavirus cases as of Friday, so let’s not lose our collective shit and spike out of nowhere. To help understand just what is going on, let’s breakdown where exactly this new batch of cases came from. Of course, we don’t know everything just yet, but here’s every bit of info we know so far.
Person is understood to have visited Sette Cafe under Channel Seven building
Northern beaches recorded 17 new Covid-19 cases in 24 hours to Thursday
Inner Sydney workers have been told not to go into the office after a local tested positive to Covid-19, sparking fears the Northern Beaches outbreak has spread.
At least one person in an apartment block in Eveleigh, in Sydney s inner city, has tested positive, Daily Mail Australia understands.
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The person is understood to have visited the Sette Cafe in the suburb under the Channel Seven headquarters on Monday.
The case is understood to have visited the Sette Cafe under the Channel 7 building on Monday
A delusional Pete Evans is still blaming the media for his spectacular career implosion, after he was dropped by more than a dozen sponsors in less than 24 hours in response to his neo-Nazi meme scandal.
In a video interview recorded last month but released this week, the disgraced celebrity chef, 47, played the victim card as he reflected on his fall from grace.
He also shared a bizarre anecdote about warning friends of the coming reckoning, saying that others will be ostracised for standing up like he did.
Delusional: Pete Evans is still blaming the media for his career implosion, after he was dropped by more than a dozen sponsors in less than 24 hours in response to his neo-Nazi meme scandal
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Premium Content NSW Health has effectively placed 250,000 people on the Northern beaches under a three-day stay at home order after COVID cases tripled on Thursday. Twelve additional cases were detected after a testing blitz on last night, taking the outbreak to a total of 17 cases. The aircrew van driver from southern Sydney who tested positive earlier this week is not included in this cluster. The timing of the outbreak could not be worse - a week out from the busy Christmas period - has many Australians on edge over holiday bookings interstate. Northern Beaches local residents line up at Mona Vale hospital for a COVID-19 test as a cluster in the area grows. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper