SYDNEY: Australia could take an economic hit of as much as A$1 billion (US$700 million) each week because of coronavirus restrictions reimposed by ...
with New South Wales at midnight on Tuesday, cutting off movement between the country's two most populous and economically significant states.
The restrictions come after a surge in COVID-19 infections in Melbourne that has sparked fears of a broader second wave.
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