BREAKING New South Wales has recorded 360 new cases and five deaths in the 24 hours to 8pm on Monday.
It comes a day after restrictions eased in New South Wales, with Premier Dominic Perrottet expressing hope the days of statewide lockdowns are over.
"There's a number of factors that will go into those considerations... test numbers, hospitalisation numbers and vaccination rates," the premier said. “We expect the summer will be a bumper time for businesses as the people of NSW emerge from lockdown and look to support their local, and we want business owners to know we have their back.”
The state's JobSaver program has also been extended until 1 December, when restrictions relax and unvaccinated customers are allowed to access retail. More than 80 per cent of the population is predicted to be fully vaccinated as soon as next Monday, the next threshold for easing restrictions.
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