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Last modified on Sun 20 Dec 2020 15.09 EST Good morning, this is Imogen Dewey bringing you the main stories and must-reads on Monday 21 December. Top stories Coronavirus restrictions have tightened across greater Sydney, with 68 cases now linked to the northern beaches cluster. As the state yesterday recorded 30 new cases, premier Gladys Berejiklian reverted to previous restrictions on in-home and public gatherings and urged all resident to wear masks. (Here’s what you need to know about the new rules in New South Wales, and a list of the hotspots.) Other states and territories have introduced border closures and restrictions, Queensland declaring the whole greater Sydney region a hotspot from today, Victoria effectively barring travel from the area, and Western Australia reinstating its hard border. Holiday plans have been thrown into disarray for thousands of families – many separated, others facing Christmas Day in quarantine. In the words of one dad: “It’s ....
Sun 20 Dec 2020 03.45 EST A social media star has been dubbed Pakistanâs Kickstarter Oprah after her groundbreaking digital talk show in which women talk about taboo issues such as marital rape, cyberbullying and femicide was saved by fans. Filming started this week on the new series of Conversations With Kanwal, in which presenter Kanwal Ahmed, 31, sheds light on issues that are rarely talked about within families, let alone in the public arena, after fans raised more than five million rupees (around £23,000) in less than a week using the online crowdfunding platform. It was a remarkable achievement as the majority of fans were women living in Pakistan, where fewer than 30% are employed, so are often financially dependent on their spouses and donât have their own bank accounts. ....