NSW Premier says it's too soon to change hotel quarantine

A returned traveller from the United States in isolation, seen from a window of the Intercontinental Hotel in Sydney.

A returned traveller from the United States in isolation, seen from a window of the Intercontinental Hotel in Sydney. Source: AAP

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The New South Wales premier has flagged hotel quarantine will be in place for the foreseeable future. The announcement comes as the Prime Minister outlines new projects aimed to help revive the economy.

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