Australians in New York say why they've stayed - despite COVID-19

New York's St John the Divine cathedral is being transformed into a field hospital

New York's St John the Divine cathedral is being transformed into a field hospital Source: AAP

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A number of Australians who call the city home have decided to stay there, despite the peak in COVID-19 cases, rather than return to Australia.

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