NSW records 344 new cases today and two deaths

NSW records 344 new cases and two deaths from COVID-19, says Premier Gladys Berejiklian | ACM, Wednesday 11 August 2021

NSW records two deaths and 319 new locally-acquired cases today

NSW records 344 new local COVID-19 cases

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NSW records 30,825 cases & 25 deaths on Thursday - Dr Jeremy McAnulty COVID-19 Health Update | January 20, 2022 | ACM

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NSW records 1,220 cases and eight deaths on Tuesday - Gladys Berejiklian COVID-19 Press Conference | September 7, 2021, ACM

NSW records 1,331 COVID-19 cases and six deaths

NSW records 1,281 new local COVID cases and 5 deaths

NSW records 273 COVID-19 cases and four deaths

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