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Quarantine Free Travel from New South Wales to New Zealand to pause

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New Zealand’s Quarantine Free Travel from New South Wales to New Zealand will be paused while the source of infection of new cases announced in Sydney is investigated, says COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins.

There are 10 new community cases of COVID-19 today in New South Wales, taking the Australian state’s recent community cases linked to the cluster to 21.

The pause will come into force from 11.59pm NZT and be in place for 72 hours initially. As with previous pauses, it will be under constant review.

This decision follows a public health assessment today which determined that while the overall risk to public health in New Zealand currently remains low, there are still several unknowns, including a case that was infectious while

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