New South Wales extends COVID-19 restrictions as source of recent infections still unknown

NSW Transport workers hand out face masks at Town Hall rail station in Sydney.

NSW Transport workers hand out face masks at Town Hall rail station in Sydney. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) Source: AAP /Joel Carrett

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COVID-19 restrictions in Greater Sydney have been extended by another week as authorities have been unable to establish the link between last week's community case and hotel quarantine. The rules will now remain in place until the 17th of May.

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