In NSW there were also 77 new locally acquired cases reported, with 52 of them from South Western Sydney Local Health District (LHD), 11 from Sydney LHD and 10 from South Eastern Sydney LHD. She was vaccinated with AstraZeneca on 24 June, then admitted on 5 July. The same day in South Australia, a 72-year-old woman with thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) died in Royal Adelaide Hospital. It was the first COVID-19 death in Australia since mid-April. On 11 July in NSW, the death on 10 July of a woman in her 90s at Liverpool Hospital was reported. NSW Health administered a record of 22,121 COVID-19 vaccines in the past 24 hours. On 10 July in NSW, 50 new locally acquired cases were reported, 29 were from South Western Sydney and 16 were from South Eastern Sydney. Also on 9 July in NSW, from 5pm, social distancing restrictions were again tightened in Greater Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Wollongong and Shellharbour. 44 new locally acquired cases were reported on 8 July up to 8pm, 21 were in South Western Sydney, 8 in South-Eastern Sydney and 7 in Western Sydney. īy 9 July in NSW, Bondi cluster linked cases had reached 285 and there were 439 active cases in the state. The same day, the Northern Territory postponed NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) Week, events for which were rescheduled to start on 11 July, though some events were cancelled. Over 45,000 people were tested for COVID "overnight". There were more cases in Canterbury-Bankstown, Fairfield, and Liverpool. This followed the state having 27 new cases of COVID-19. On 7 July in NSW, the lockdown in Greater Sydney was extended for 7 days until 12:01am on 17 July. On 6 July in Victoria, the 2021 Australian Grand Prix, and the 2021 Australian MotoGP at Phillip Island were both cancelled. New Zealanders stranded in Australia who are ordinarily resident in NZ will be able to return from 11:59 pm on 9 July provided they meet a range of travel requirements. On 5 July, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed that the travel bubble pause with Australia will be lifted for Western Australia and the Northern Territory from 11:59 pm on 9 July but will remain in place for Queensland and NSW.
More repatriation flights to the Howard Springs quarantine facility were to be organised in response. On 2 July, National Cabinet decided that from 14 July, they would reduce the number of airline passenger allowed into Australia to 3,035, half what it was before. By 1 July in New South Wales (NSW), there were 175 reported infections linked to the Bondi cluster, 188 by 2 July, 207 by 3 July, 222 by 4 July, and 238 by 5 July.
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