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It has been one week since we learned of the first case of Covid in the ACT. We will continue to bring you updates today as they develop.
As thousands of Canberrans waited in quarantine this week, many more lined up at testing facilities across the territory.
Two people in Queanbeyan tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday and regional NSW learned lockdown would be extended.
The ACT government has promised to do better to advise people on what the wait times are at various test sites.
- ACT records 22 new Covid cases, as three-year-old tests positive
- Govt promises to do better to advise on test wait times
- Three new schools added to ACT Covid exposure list
- Katy Gallagher's daughter tests positive for Covid
- Federal Parliament still on track for Monday sitting
- Barr says Canberrans would be 'disgusted' by Seselja's 'political pot shot'
- Operating off the tracing radar, independent sex workers cash in during lockdown
- Exposure sites grow to more than 100, as ACT testing centres face high demand
- NSW records three deaths, 633 new COVID cases
- What you need to know about Canberra's adjusted lockdown
- Operating off the tracing radar, independent sex workers cash in during ACT lockdown
- Border bubble unites two police forces against 'common enemy'
- Meet the family cooking and delivering 2000 meals a day for Canberrans in need
- Circus performers stuck in ACT after it went into lockdown
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