New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced Sydney’s lockdown will been extended for another four weeks after 177 new local cases of Covid-19 were recorded, with at least 68 people in the community while infectious. A woman in her 90s has died. Restrictions that limit workers allowed to leave their local government area will be extended to Parramatta, Georges River and Campbelltown LGAs. They join the Fairfield, Canterbury-Bankstown, Liverpool, Cumberland and Blacktown LGAs. The premier has also announced restrictions will be slightly eased in Fairfield, with only aged care and healthcare workers leaving the LGA for work now required to get tested every three days
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