Sydney Covid-19: Locked-down LGAs wake up to new freedoms
Two million long-suffering residents in Sydney's west and south-west wake up to new freedoms after bearing the brunt of city's Covid outbreak Sydney's locked-down west and south-west to enjoy new freedoms from Monday Fully-vaccinated adults in the 12 LGAs of concern will have rules relaxed Residents can exercise outdoors with no time limits and gather in groups of five
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Those in Sydney's hardest hit suburbs are set for their first taste of freedom in months, with recreation rules relaxing as vaccination rates continue to climb.
Reporting 1083 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases on Sunday, Premier Gladys Berejiklian thanked residents in a dozen LGAs of concern for their resilience before offering them the extra freedoms granted to the rest of the city a week earlier.
'The opportunity for us to ease the restrictions in the areas of concern, or equalise them in line with the rest of Sydney, is due in large part to the high rates of vaccination,' Ms Berejiklian said.
'We have
