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Australian states are incredibly nervous about the latest Covid-19 outbreak in New South Wales.Sydney's northern beaches cluster has grown to 83 cases.All states and territories are putting up restrictions against travellers from the greater Sydney area, with dozens of flights cancelled.  Melbourne epidemiologist Tony Blakely told Tim Dower there are concerns there are cases outside of the city."It seems almost certain that there are some cases outside the northern suburbs in that greater Sydney

As Covid-19 cases rapidly rise in the UK, Boris Johnson's defending the country's approach.About 40 countries, including Spain, Hong Kong, India, Canada and Germany, have now suspended flights from the UK as a fast-spreading new strain is looked into.France has completely closed its border, with no freight lorries or ferry passengers able to sail for 48 hours.Despite this, the British Prime Minister says they've done the right thing to "keep moving forward".He says staying in some form of lockdown,

NewstalkZB is back with another edition of Hidden Spots on Summer Breakfast.This is where we take you on a bit of a virtual road trip around the country - and give you tips on attractions you may not know about.It kicks off in the far north's Kaitaia, where you'll find the Gumdiggers Park.It's an authentic Kauri gum digging site. Manager of the park John Johnson joined Tim Dower to discuss LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Contact tracers are following dozens of lines of inquiry and officials are poring over CCTV footage as the NSW government scrambles to find the source of the growing cluster in Sydney's Northern Beaches.Such is the mystery surrounding the outbreak that the state's chief health officer has speculated that finding 'Patient Zero' could be a "challenge beyond us".Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced another 30 cases of community transmission on the peninsula on Sunday, bringing the number of cases