Two More Residents at Sydney Aged Care Facility Test COVID-19 Positive [Headlines]

Two more residents at a Sydney aged care facility have tested positive to coronavirus.

Five residents at the SummitCare facility at Baulkham Hills have now contracted the virus, after two staff members tested positive.

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The principal of Rose Bay Public School in Sydney’s east has written to parents and carers to inform them that a student has tested positive to COVID-19.

All staff and students are asked to self-isolate until they receive further advice.

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Home schooling is not under consideration at this stage, as health and education officials prepare for the end of school holidays.

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The NSW Government will consider tailoring restrictions in schools, based on case numbers in certain areas.

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The vaccine rollout is entering a new phase, with select GPs to begin administering the Pfizer vaccine.

From today, practices will be able to distribute the vaccine to those aged 40 to 59 years old.

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There were 20 people evacuated due to a fire at a retirement village in Sydney’s north-west.

The blaze broke out in a kitchen at the Castle Hill facility early this morning.

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Farmers impacted by a devastating mouse plague that’s caused millions of dollars worth of damage to property and crops can now claim rebates.

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The Vatican says Pope Francis has reacted well to planned intestinal surgery in Rome.

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Cuba has evacuated 180,000 people amid fears Tropical Storm Elsa could cause heavy flooding.

Feature image: summitcare.com.au