NSW records 830 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday.
Health Minister Brad Hazzard confirmed three more COVID-related deaths.
"I am pleased, very pleased, but a vaccination rate in New South Wales is now quite extraordinary," he said. "Overnight we have had an additional four cases making a total of six in Orange at the current time. For all residents of Orange, come forward to get tested," she said. Police made dozens of arrests and issued fines to people breaching the state's COVID-19 public health orders on Saturday, after a crackdown on anti-lockdown protesters in central Sydney.
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