Will only add that it has long been the most fervent wish of Sydney's Northern Beaches that outsiders only be allowed to travel there on "essential" business - with "essential" being defined very narrowly. Gladys may have started a regime the locals will want made permanent. 
New cases down - well done Sydney & NSW Health
Well done Northern Beachers.
Australia's lifters keep on lifting
Well done Northern Beachers.
Australia's lifters keep on lifting
https://twitter.com/michaelkoziol/status/1340809492368302081
The calm professionals of New South Wales' Health's tracking/tracing unit deserve a medal for containing Covid as well as they have - well done also to the stalwart Northern Beachers, who admittedly probably want outsiders kept out anyway
https://twitter.com/YahooNewsAU/status/1340809651940552706
Gladys has done superbly in 2020. Sure, the McGuire stuff was gravely sinful. But, still, Gladys has led well & deserves high praise. The NSW Health Dept are the nation's 'gold standard'. Every Australian owes them for keeping the nation's engine room running as VIC collapsed.
A somewhat offensive guide to Sydney but which captures some of the reality of Sydney: a series of collocated homelands surrounding Sydney harbour that everyone retreats to after work & esp never really leaves on weekends. [NB: the inner west should generally be avoided]
Sydney's northern beaches lifting the State of New South Wales which is lifting the Commonwealth of Australia. Massive lifting all around. Outstanding Covid work by NSW Health - the gold/diamond standard of 'public health expert'.
https://twitter.com/ElizaJBarr/status/1341172449694470144
No one on NSW's Northern Beaches is worried about self-isolating there for 14 days (or 14 years). If anything, keeping outsiders from competing for a heavy swell has been a longstanding ambition of residents there. Abbott lost Warringah when he discussed a train line going there
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