NSW Goes It Alone With Open Borders

NSW Goes It Alone With Open Borders
A general view is seen of large numbers of people on Bondi beach in Sydney, Australia on Dec. 1, 2012. Mark Kolbe/Getty Images
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NSW will swim against the tide and stick to its open border policy despite every other state and the Northern Territory moving to impose restrictions on South Australia after a COVID-19 cluster in Adelaide.

Seventeen cases have now been linked to the cluster, prompting Western Australia, Queensland, Tasmania and the Northern Territory to impose quarantine for people arriving from SA, while Victoria has introduced extra screening.

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