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Here's why you need to look beyond the NSW daily number of COVID-19 cases

With daily reported COVID-19 cases in NSW numbers swinging from 10,000 to 30,000 to 20,000 over the last few days, you could be forgiven for wondering whether case numbers are going up or not. Here's what you need to know about the state's infection figures.

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Motor homes for flood-affected Lismore residents empty while more temporary housing yet to arrive

Exclusive: Linen and water sources have not been organised for the homes, leaving locals waiting in evacuation centres

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‘Just not the right time’: Victoria urged to keep mask rules for key workers

Epidemiologists say calls by business to relax mask rules as case numbers escalate is ‘down the rabbit hole thinking’

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Money might save your property, but who wants to live in a country where the poor drown and the rich are saved?

We have to prepare for floods and fires together, otherwise many Australians will get left behind

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Young girl hurt in NSW encounter with roo

A three-year-old girl suffered serious cuts when she was attacked by a kangaroo at a home near Armidale in NSW's Northern Tablelands.

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The PM Has Been Accused Of Delaying Flood Funds To Campaign For The Election He Hasn’t Called

New South Wales Government officials have accused PM Scott Morrison of delaying flood relief plans so he can campaign for the federal election.

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Queanbeyan High School ordered to return to full-time on-campus teaching despite ongoing staff shortage

A Queanbeyan school is told by the NSW Department of Education to return to normal, full-time teaching hours after telling students in years seven to 10 that they should stay home two days per week.

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Disaster relief payments at last for flooded Northern NSW LGAs after MP Catherine Cusack quits in protest

Thousands more flood-affected Northern Rivers residents are now eligible for federal disaster relief payments, more than a week after their neighbours in a government held electorate.

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Residents despair as smelly oil spill blankets homes after northern NSW floods

Residents return to flood-damaged homes in Broadwater expecting to find them caked in mud and smelling of mould. Instead, it's worse — they are covered in fuel and oil.

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More than 20,000 Covid cases in NSW as some experts call for reintroducing mask mandate

Covid-19 infections continue to rise in the state with a second day of more than 20,000 cases as BA.2 Omicron subvariant spreads

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Friendlyjordies producer Kristo Langker considers civil action over NSW arrest

Langker’s lawyer says the government should report the arrest to the state’s police watchdog

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What states and territories are doing to help Australians buy electric cars

State and territory governments are investing in charging infrastructure and offering a range of incentives to reduce the financial burden on Australians wanting to make the switch to electric cars.

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NSW council elections results thrown out

Results from three local government elections in NSW have been voided after electronic voting failures last year.

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Supreme Court orders re-vote after iVote crash in NSW local government elections

Ratepayers in three NSW councils impacted by a failure of the online voting system will have to cast their vote a second time following the NSW Supreme Court scrapped the outcome of the election due to a failure of the online voting system.

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‘Real venom’: federal government extends NSW flood relief after pressure from local MPs

Flooded residents of Tweed, Byron and Ballina will now receive two extra $1,000 payments per adult

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Central Coast councillors sacked over financial crisis as public inquiry report is tabled

The New South Wales government has sacked all Central Coast councillors over the council's financial crisis as it tables the findings of a public inquiry into the issue.

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NSW flood support payments expanded

Residents in more local council areas in northern NSW will now be able to receive two more rounds of disaster relief payments following recent floods.

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NSW on the ropes as WA strike in Shield

NSW's strong batting line-up face a huge challenge to avoid the follow-on in pursuit of Western Australia's imposing first innings total in their Shield clash.

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Towns across New South Wales are investing millions into water security, but is it enough?

Across New South Wales, towns are investing in wastewater recycling schemes to improve water efficiency in anticipation of the next drought.

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'Loss-making' native forest logging on the NSW North Coast may be extended by government

The Agriculture Minister has been urged to immediately halt negotiations to extend native forest logging agreements, with critics saying it makes no environmental or economic sense.

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NSW COVID-19 pandemic deaths surpass 2000

NSW has recorded more than 2000 COVID-19 deaths since the start of the pandemic, as the state records more than 20,0000 new cases.

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NSW Central Coast councillors sacked

Every NSW Central Coast councillor has been sacked following a damning report on how the council's deficit blew out to $89 million.

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Political bun fight over NSW flood funds

A political brawl has erupted over flood funding in NSW as the prime minister is accused of withholding funds for political gain.

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Tanya Plibersek says a Muslim woman on a train in Sydney has no protection under the law if someone yells at her for wearing a hijab. Is that correct?

Shadow Minister for Education and Women, Tanya Plibersek, says a Muslim woman on a train in Sydney would have no protection under the law if someone yelled at her for wearing a hijab. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

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Dual-role paramedics to bolster 'significant' vacancies in southern NSW health sector

One hospital in the Murrumbidgee Local Health District has several job vacancies, with COVID border closures partially to blame.

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