Northern Territory

The Northern Territory will become the second jurisdiction in Australia to ban unvaccinated arrivals, with only limited exceptions, under sweeping changes to border rules announced by the Chief Minister.

Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner says the territory has recorded one new COVID-19 case overnight. Mr Gunner said the two new cases were a 31-year-old Indigenous woman who is fully vaccinated.

It comes as the territory's mask mandate was lifted at 11am Northern Territory time, except for the Katherine and Robinson River lockdown zones.

A Northern Territory-wide COVID health order to wear face masks in most public places has been lifted. Chief Minister Michael Gunner says the exceptions are two areas still in lockdown, Katherine and Robinson River.

A Northern Territory-wide mask mandate has been lifted in most public places, while one new COVID-19 case has been reported in the Top End. Chief Minister

The Northern Territory has recorded a new case of COVID-19 amid fears vulnerable communities have been exposed.

CHIEF Minister Michael Gunner will provide an update on Saturday morning as concern grows around the Northern Territory’s largest Covid-19 outbreak since the pandemic began.

The Northern Territory is entering a critical few days as authorities battle to contain a COVID-19 outbreak that has grown to 25 people. Two new local cases were recorded on Friday and urgent tracing is underway to see just how far the disease has spread.

The Precinct at the Darwin Waterfront has reportedly been “pretty quiet” since the Territory-wide mask mandate came in. “We’ve got some bookings for tonight and over the weekend because of Christmas parties,

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