NSW records four new cases of coronavirus overnight

NSW has recorded four new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

Three of the new cases are returned overseas travellers and one is a locally acquired case with no confirmed source.

NSW Health's Dr Jeremy McAnulty confirmed the locally acquired case was a man aged in his 50s who frequented the southwest Sydney area.

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"Anyone who attended Woolworths at Campbelltown Mall on Thursday September 17 between 1.30 and 2pm is considered a casual contact of this individual and must monitor for symptoms and get tested immediately if symptoms develop," Dr McAnulty said.

Dr McAnulty also appealed for more people to come forward for testing after a recent drop in numbers attending COVID clinics.

"This is particularly important in southwest Sydney – if people don't come forward for testing, we can't keep the pandemic at bay," he said.

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The latest figures come as the state announced further easing of restrictions.

A long list of changes is also coming into effect over the next week, with school excursions and camping trips allowed to resume and up to 20 people allowed on the dance floor at weddings.

However, the Berejiklian Government has clarified that those allowed on the dancefloor must be part of the bridal party.

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In theatres, up to 1000 people, or 50 per cent capacity will be allowed across NSW venues and both parents will be allowed to attend kid's sporting events from this weekend, just in time for finals season.

The iconic Sydney New Years Eve fireworks will also go ahead this year, with some alterations, after crucial talks were held between Tourism Minister Stuart Ayres and Sydney City Mayor Clover Moore yesterday.

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