State Premiers have rushed to support New South Wales in a show of national unity as authorities battle to control a coronavirus outbreak in the lead-up to Christmas.
Victoria’s Daniel Andrews was the first to pledge help, announcing he would share technology used in his State to assist contact tracers.
He said several packets of crayons and a box of scrap paper would be rushed to Sydney where they could be used by authorities to track people who may have been exposed to the virus.
He added his government’s fax machine would also be made available for use in NSW as soon as...
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