Sydneysiders are well and truly celebrating the end of lockdown as they flock to the Royal Randwick Racecourse for The Everest – the city’s first major event in months.
Australia’s richest race has been allowed to host a maximum of 10,000 guests on Saturday after NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet approved an exemption for the bigger crowd to attend the $15million event.
Major events are only allowed up to 5,000 guests under the current Covid-19 restrictions, but the boost to 10,000
Sydneysiders trapped inside their homes for the past 106 long days couldn’t wait another minute to get back into the swing of things, flocking to pubs, pokie rooms and even hair dressers on the stroke of midnight.
NSW has finally been released from its gruelling Covid lockdown with double-dosed residents now allowed to hit the streets and see their mates after the state smashed its 70 per cent vaccination target last week prompting the stay-at-home orders to lift at 12:01am
After months of anticipation, Apple’s latest flagship phone, the iPhone 13, finally went on sale today.
Fans around the world have been lining up outside Apple stores since the early hours of this morning to get their hands on the device.
Desperate buyers have been pictured queuing up in front of Apple stores in London, as well as cities in Russia, China, Singapore, Australia and more, in an attempt to be some of the first around the world to become
