COVID-19 and Aboriginal Communities – Essential Information

NSW Government Update to COVID-19 Settings - 18 February 2022

From the beginning of Friday, 18 February 2022, the following adjustments will be made to the current settings:

• No density limits (previously one person per 2sqm for hospitality venues);
• QR check-ins will only be required for nightclubs, and for all music festivals with more than 1,000 people. Hospitals, aged and disability facilities may use their existing systems for recording visitors;
• Singing and dancing will be permitted at all venues, except music festivals, where singing and dancing can recommence from 25 February;
• The recommendation to work from home will change and be returned to the employer’s discretion.

From the beginning of Friday, 25 February 2022, the following adjustments will be made to the settings:

• Masks will only be mandated on public transport, planes, and indoors at airports, hospitals, aged and disability care facilities, corrections facilities and indoor music festivals with more than 1,000 people;
• Masks are encouraged for indoor settings where you cannot maintain a safe distance from others and for customer facing retail staff to protect vulnerable people who must access these premises and services;
• Each State Government agency will review where it may be appropriate for public-facing staff to wear masks and will implement as necessary; and
• The 20,000 person cap on music festivals will be removed, with singing and dancing permitted. Vaccination requirements will remain for indoor music festivals over 1,000 people, with attendees required to have at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Australia to reopen to tourists and other international travellers - 21 February 2022 

Australia will reopen to all fully vaccinated visa holders, welcoming the return of tourists, business travellers, and other visitors from 21 February. 

Visa holders who are not fully vaccinated will still require a valid travel exemption to enter Australia, and will be subject to state and territory quarantine requirements.

Read the current international travel restrictions here. 

COVID Smart Measures for Schools - 7 February 2022 

If your child is attending school, find out the COVID-smart measures in place to keep your child safe by viewing the Factsheet: COVID-smart measures for schools information for parents and students here. 

If you are a teacher or staff member from a school, view the COVID-smart measures for schools (Information for teachers and staff) factsheet here. 

For more information visit the NSW Government website.

Booster doses brought forward - 21 January 2022

State-run vaccination clinics will begin offering COVID-19 booster vaccinations three months after people have received their second dose from Friday January 21.

To book your vaccination appointment visit the Vaccine Clinic Finder. 

Commencement of vaccinations for children - 10 January 2022

Commencing 10 January 2022, children aged five to eleven will be able to receive their COVID-19 vaccine in a range of centres and local community settings including general practitioners, community pharmacies, NSW Health clinics and other providers such as Aboriginal Medical Services.  

Download the COVID-19 Vaccines for children (5-11 years) factsheet.

Bookings can be made at a NSW Health clinic, GP or pharmacy via the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Finder. 

For more information visit the Department of Health website.

   

Rapid Antigen Test (RATs) and PCR Testing 11 January 2022

From 11 January 2022, if you receive a positive result from a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT), you no longer need to go to a testing centre for a PCR nose and throat swab to confirm they have 

Information from NSW Health is available for people getting tested for COVID-19 or testing positive to COVID-19.  

Registering positive COVID-19 test results with Service NSW

From 12 January 2022, if you test positive for COVID-19 using a using a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) you will now be required to register your result with Service NSW.

Register a positive test result. For more information visit Service NSW website.

Download the COVID-19 Information for patients factsheet to find more information about testing, isolation and managing COVID-19 if you have returned a positive test result.

COVID-19 Self isolation guidelines

Further information on self isolation guidelines can be found on the NSW Health website. 

Factsheets - Health advice for cases and contacts

• Confirmed cases https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/advice-for-confirmed.aspx  
• Close contacts https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/advice-for-contacts.aspx  
• Casual contacts https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/covid-19-casual-contact.aspx 
• People with COVID-19 symptoms https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/advice-for-suspected.aspx

Mask wearing (indoor settings)

From Friday 25 February 2022 masks will only be mandated on public transport, planes, and indoors at airports, hospitals, aged and disability care facilities, corrections facilities and indoor music festivals with more than 1,000 people.

From Friday 25 February 2022 masks are encouraged for indoor settings where you cannot maintain a safe distance from others and for customer facing retail staff to protect vulnerable people who must access these premises and services;

QR Code check-in

From Friday 18 February 2022 QR check-ins will only be required for nightclubs, and for all music festivals with more than 1,000 people. Hospitals, aged and disability facilities may use their existing systems for recording visitors.

Proof of vaccination

Proof of vaccination will no longer be required by Public Health Order for most activities (businesses can still require proof at their own discretion).

Proof of vaccination will still be required for indoor music festivals with more than 1,000 people.

For more information visit the NSW Government website. 

Health (COVID-19 Self-Isolation) Order (No 4) 2021

The Chief Health Officer as delegate of the Minister has signed the Public Health (COVID-19 Self-Isolation) Order (No 4) Amendment (No 4) Order 2022. 

For the most up to date Orders, and the history of each Order, visit NSW Legislation - COVID-related legislation.

COVID-19 Resources 

• How to get a record of your COVID-19 vaccination
• Read the details on the NSW Government website
• How to add your COVID-19 digital vaccination certificate to the Service NSW app
• Find your nearest COVID-19 testing centre in NSW
• Learn more about NSW COVID-19 case locations
• Read the latest official NSW Government news and media releases
• To find out more visit the NSW Government website

Booster doses to be brought forward - 21 January 2022

State-run vaccination clinics will begin offering COVID-19 booster vaccinations three months after people have received their second dose from Friday January 21.

To book your vaccination appointment visit the Vaccine Clinic Finder. 

Commencement of vaccinations for children - 10 January 2022  

Commencing 10 January 2022, children aged five to 11 will be able to receive their COVID-19 vaccine in a range of centres and local community settings including general practitioners, community pharmacies, NSW Health clinics and other providers such as Aboriginal Medical Services.  

Download the COVID-19 Vaccines for children (5-11 years) factsheet.

Bookings can be made at a NSW Health clinic, GP or pharmacy via the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Finder.

For more information visit the Department of Health website.

   

Access to COVID-19 vaccination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 5 and over are able to access a COVID-19 vaccine.

At NSW Health vaccination centres all people under 16 require parental consent and a parent or guardian to accompany them to the appointment. An online solution for consent is in development.

To book a COVID-19 vaccination online visit the Vaccine Clinic Finder.

COVID-19 booster vaccinations now available 

You are eligible for a COVID-19 booster dose if: 

• you are 18 years and older, and
• have had your second dose of your primary dose course of COVID-19 vaccination at least 3 months ago.

Booster doses are not mandatory, however they are recommended to maintain immunity against COVID-19. 

ATAGI is not currently recommending booster doses for:

• people aged 12 to 17 years 
• people who are severely immunocompromised and have already had a third dose.

Read ATAGI’s advice on COVID-19 booster doses

For more information visit the NSW Health website.

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination record

• How to get a record of your COVID-19 vaccination
• How to add your COVID-19 digital vaccination certificate to the Service NSW app

COVID-19 vaccination resources

Information on where to get vaccinated in NSW can be found on the NSW Government website.

For more information, download the following resources and visit the links below. 

• Download the COVID-19 Vaccines for children (5-11 years) factsheet
• Download the COVID-19 Information for patients factsheet to find more information about testing, isolation and managing COVID-19 if you have returned a positive test result.
• Lets do this! COVID-19 vaccines - Know the facts flyer
• Download the COVID-19 vaccines - Booster vaccination flyer 
• Download the flyer and scan the QR code for more information
• Keep Our Mob Safe flyer
• Just got tested for COVID-19: Information for Aboriginal communities
• Got symptoms? - Get tested
• Download the brochure - Contacts, Testing and Self-Isolation
• Find out who can get the vaccine now
• To book a COVID-19 vaccination visit the Vaccine Clinic Finder 
• How to add your COVID-19 digital vaccination certificate to the Service NSW app
• How to check if you've been in contact with a COVID positive case on the Service NSW app
• For information for people in aged care, who are frail and Elders
• For information for pregnant or breast feeding mothers
• Self isolation rules when you have a COVID-19 test
• Check if your vaccination question has been answered at Australian Health Department Is it true? website page, or the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) Frequently Asked Questions page which answers questions about the vaccination program, being vaccinated, vaccination safety and how vaccines are developed.   

For information about the vaccination rollout visit the NSW Government website.         

Contact  

• You can call the national coronavirus and COVID-19 vaccine helpline on 1800 020 280 if you need information about COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccines or help with the COVIDSafe app. The line operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Download the 'I got vaccinated. You can too' sticker.

When should I get a COVID-19 test?

1. You have COVID-19 symptoms. It is especially important if you are at higher risk of severe illness to get a test so you can access treatment earlier.
2. You are at higher risk of severe illness and have been recently exposed to someone with COVID-19. Early diagnosis means you can access treatment earlier.
3. You are a household contact or have had a high or moderate risk exposure to someone with COVID-19. This will help you know if you have COVID-19 sooner.

What COVID-19 test should I have? 

There are two different tests you can get to check if you have COVID-19:

• a rapid antigen test that you can do yourself
• a PCR test that is done at a testing clinic

If you are at higher risk of severe illness you should get a PCR test as they are more accurate. There are treatments available that can only be prescribed in the early stages of the disease. If you can’t get a PCR test result quickly, do a rapid antigen test (if you have one) while you wait for the PCR test result.

If you are not at higher risk of severe illness, do a rapid antigen test unless your doctor tells you to have a PCR

Who is at higher risk of severe illness? 

• People aged 60 years and older
• Pregnant women
• Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Pacific Islander people (from age 35 years and over)
• People with obesity, diabetes, serious cardiovascular disease, chronic lung disease, severe chronic liver or kidney disease, active cancer or who are immunocompromised
• Some people with a disability including those with a disability that affects their lungs, heart or immune system
• Residents of aged care and disability care facilities
• People aged 18 years and older who are unvaccinated

Registering positive COVID-19 test results with Service NSW

From 12 January 2022, if you test positive for COVID-19 using a using a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) you will now be required to register your result with Service NSW.

Register a positive test result. For more information visit Service NSW website.

Find out more about COVID-19 testing by visiting the NSW Health website.

• For the latest information about vaccinations in NSW visit the NSW Government website.  
• For the latest health information about COVID-19 visit the NSW Health website or NSW Health Facebook page.
• Aboriginal health resources are available on the NSW Health website.
• Aboriginal mental health resources are available on the NSW Health website.
• Staying connected to culture is important for health and wellbeing. To find out more download resources.
• Resources for for Aboriginal people and communities on COVID-19 can be found on the NSW Government website. 
• For the latest information on release and recovery from COVID-19 click here. 
• The COVIDSafe app speeds up contacting people exposed to coronavirus. Download the COVIDSafe App.
• If you are feeling unwell and think you may have symptoms of COVID-19, contact the Health Direct Helpline on 1800 022 222 (Freecall) and speak to a registered nurse. Available 24/7. List of COVID-19 clinics across NSW can be found on the NSW Health website.
• Learn about the symptoms and diagnosis of COVID-19, and about testing at NSW Health facilities on the NSW Government website.
• Self-isolation and mandatory quarantine information is available on the NSW Government website.
• Social distancing – what it means and how it can reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection is available on the NSW Government website.
• For information regarding Medicare visit myGov.
• For information regarding hygiene and living in residential buildings.
• For information about cleaning surfaces at home to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

Rules for face masks

From the beginning of 25 February 2022, all people in NSW over the age of 12 are required to wear a face mask:  

• in airports
• in public hospitals or private health facilities
• in residential care facilities or hostels
• in indoor music festivals with more than 1,000 people
• on public transport and public transport waiting areas (including in taxis and rideshare services)
• on a domestic commercial aircraft (including when the aircraft is flying above NSW).

Masks are strongly encouraged in settings where you can not socially distance.

For more information visit the NSW Government website. 

Exemptions (face masks)

People not required to wear masks must carry evidence of their exemption and produce it on request. Advice on face masks exemptions can be found on the NSW Government website.

COVID Smart Measures for Schools - 23 February 2022

From Monday 28 February:

• Cohorting requirements and activity restrictions will be relaxed - enabling students to engage and interact more freely across classes and year groups.
• Schools will be able to welcome more visitors onto school grounds, including parents, and will resume activities such as assemblies and school camps.
• Mask requirements will be lifted for high school students and staff.

From Monday, 7 March:

• Mask requirements will be lifted for primary school and early education staff.

Staff in Schools for Specific Purposes will continue to be required to wear masks based on health advice. 


COVID Smart Measures for Schools - 7 February 2022 

If your child is attending school, find out the COVID-smart measures in place to keep your child safe by viewing the Factsheet: COVID-smart measures for schools information for parents and students here. 


If you are a teacher or staff member from a school, view the COVID-smart measures for schools (Information for teachers and staff) factsheet here. 


For more information visit the NSW Government website. 


Rapid Antigen Testing (RAT) for schools

More rapid antigen tests will be supplied to teachers and students and flexible school based measures are being rolled out to help schools continue to operate through increased COVID-19 impacts.

A multipack of at least five RATs will be available for students and teachers at every school as needed to use when symptomatic. Additional tests will also be provided for early childhood educators and staff. 

Details of the COVID-Smart school settings are available on the NSW Department of Education website.


Commencement of vaccinations for children  - 10 January 2022

Commencing 10 January 2022, children aged five to eleven years old will be able to receive their COVID-19 vaccine in a range of centres and local community settings including general practitioners, community pharmacies, NSW Health clinics and other providers such as Aboriginal Medical Services.  

Parents and carers are encouraged to vaccinate younger children before they start or go back to school. 

Bookings can be made at a NSW Health clinic, GP or pharmacy via the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Finder.


Face to face learning


Schools across NSW are expected to returned to face-to-face learning at the end of January 2022. 

Students should attend school unless:

• they have a medical certificate which states that they are unable to return to school due to an ongoing medical condition and the expected timeframe
• they are currently unwell

NSW-VIC border communities 

New South Wales and Victoria will open their border to each other from 11:59pm on Thursday, 4 November, allowing free travel between Australia’s two biggest states. 

There is currently no requirement to complete an entry declaration form when travelling to NSW. You just need to follow the rules for entering and leaving NSW from other Australian states or territories

For more information visit the Victorian Government website. 

NSW/QLD border communities 

From 1am AEST Saturday 15 January 2022, domestic border restrictions for people entering from interstate into Queensland are no longer in place.

You can enter Queensland from elsewhere in Australia without restrictions.

• from overseas
• having been to an interstate exposure venue

For more information visit the Queensland Government website. 

Advice for travel to rural and remote Aboriginal towns and communities

You can travel anywhere in NSW and there are no restrictions on travel between Greater Sydney and regional NSW.

You do not need to register to travel within NSW. 

Visit the NSW Government website for further details and updates. 

Travel to and from NSW 

International travel rules and restrictions 

Australia to reopen to tourists and other international travellers - 21 February 2022 
Australia will reopen to all fully vaccinated visa holders, welcoming the return of tourists, business travellers, and other visitors from 21 February. 

Visa holders who are not fully vaccinated will still require a valid travel exemption to enter Australia, and will be subject to state and territory quarantine requirements.

More information to follow soon. 

Read the current international travel restrictions here. 

International arrivals 
From 12:01am on 31 December, fully vaccinated international passengers arriving in NSW must get a COVID-19 rapid antigen test:

• within 24 hours of arriving in NSW (and can stop self-isolating once they receive a negative result from this test)
• on or after day 6 after arriving in NSW.

People who are not fully vaccinated arriving in NSW from overseas must continue to go into 7-day mandatory quarantine. 

Vaccinated travellers can transit beyond Sydney to another NSW region or state to self-isolate and test. Follow the rules for people who are fully vaccinated. 

All unvaccinated travellers from any overseas country will continue to enter hotel quarantine and must follow the rules for people who are not fully vaccinated arriving in NSW from overseas.

Read information from the Australian Government on travelling to Australia.

International departures 

Fully vaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents can travel overseas without an exemption. Depending on the state or territory of arrival, there may be reduced quarantine requirements when they enter Australia.
Learn more about vaccinations, pre-flight testing and travel requirements by visiting the NSW Government website. 

Interstate travel
Different rules and restrictions apply depending on which state you are travelling from. Visit the NSW Government website for details. 

Intrastate travel (within NSW)
For information related to intrastate travel visit the NSW government website. 

Entering NSW from interstate 
For information on travel entry into NSW from interstate visit the NSW Government website. 

Further information of travel to and from other bordering states are:
Victoria
Victorian Travel Permit System | Coronavirus Victoria
Contact the dedicated coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398.

Queensland
QLD Government
For COVID-19 related enquiries: 134 COVID (13 42 68).

South Australia
Travel restrictions | SA.GOV.AU: COVID-19
For further information contact the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787.

Northern Territory
Interstate arrivals and quarantine | Coronavirus (COVID-19)
For more information call the NT COVID-19 Hotline 1800 490 484.

Related information:

• Travel to and from NSW
• Interstate travellers
• Common questions: Travel and holidays

We recommend you consult the information page first before contacting Aboriginal Affairs NSW (AANSW).

The 2022 Small Business Support Program

This new program will help businesses survive the immediate impact of the Omicron wave.

Eligible businesses with a turnover of between $75,000 and $50 million that experienced a minimum 40% decline in turnover in January 2022 – and the first fortnight of February 2022 – can apply for support through this program.

Employing businesses will be eligible to receive 20% of weekly payroll as a lump sum for the month of February, with a minimum payment of $750 per week and a maximum payment of $5000 per week.

Non-employing businesses will receive $500 per week, paid as a lump sum of $2000.The 2022 Small Business Support Program is open until 29 April 2022.

Businesses will be able to apply through Service NSW.

Most customers submitting complete and eligible applications through Service NSW should receive payment within 5 to 15 days of applying.

Payment timeframes can sometimes be extended if applications are:

• incomplete
• require additional verification
• potential fraudulent behaviour is identified.

Customers will be contacted by Service NSW and asked to provide any additional information they need to finalise their application.

Small business fees and charges rebate

If you're a sole trader, the owner of a small business or a not-for-profit organisation in NSW, you may be eligible for a small business fees and charges rebate of $2,000.

This rebate helps businesses recover from the impacts of COVID-19 and encourages growth by reducing the cost of running a business.

Eligible businesses or not-for-profits only need to apply for the rebate once, but can submit multiple claims until the full value of $2,000 is reached.

Funds can be used to offset the costs of eligible NSW and local government fees and charges due and paid from 1 March 2021.

These include, but are not limited to:

• food authority licences
• liquor licences
• tradesperson licences
• event fees
• outdoor seating fees
• council rates
• road user tolls for business use.

View the full list of eligible fees and charges.

The rebate cannot be used for fines or penalties, fees and charges that have the key purpose of discouraging behaviours or inducing behaviour changes, Commonwealth government charges, rent on government premises, or taxes. See the guidelines for more information.

Note: The small business fees and charges rebate has increased from $1,500 to $2,000. If you've already registered for the rebate, you do not need to do anything – you will receive an automatic increase to your rebate. Businesses newly registering will have a rebate of $2,000.

The rebate will be available until 30 June 2022.

To apply for the rebate, you'll need:

• a MyServiceNSW Account
• your proof of identity
• your valid ABN/ACN
• your business banking details for payment.

You may need to supply supporting documentation when applying for the rebate and each time you make a claim. 

Find out more about this rebate by visiting the Service NSW website. 

Commerical Landlord Hardship Grant 

If you’re a small commercial or retail landlord, you may be eligible for a grant under the commercial landlord hardship fund if your main source of income is impacted due to providing rent relief to tenants financially impacted by COVID-19 restrictions.

Grants of up to $3,000 per month (GST inclusive), per property, are available for eligible landlords who have provided rental waivers to affected tenants. Rent waived must comprise at least half of any rental reduction provided. The remaining portion may be a rental deferral.

The grant does not apply to rent deferrals. For more information, see the guidelines.

Grants will be paid as a lump sum amount for the rent waived from 1 August to 14 November 2021.

Applications close 31 March 2022.

Find out more about this rebate by visiting the Service NSW website.

NSW performing arts relaunch package 

This package is an extension of the original Performing Arts COVID Support Package that was designed to support the sector while in lockdown.

This new package is designed to assist the sector to relaunch by providing certainty and confidence as audiences return to theatres and other performance venues.

For more information visit the Create NSW website.

COVID-19 Support

COVID-19 Assistance Finder 

Find a list of benefits and services in health and wellbeing, employment, skills and training, food, housing and finances, tailored specifically for you or your business through the COVID Assistance Finder. 

Cost of Living 

To find out if you are eligible for a rebate visit the Cost of Living page on the Services NSW website.

Revenue NSW

For information regarding relief measures to help anyone impacted by COVID-19 visit the Revenue NSW website.

Free-of-charge advice through Business Connect

Small businesses affected by the current COVID-19 lockdown and restrictions are encouraged to seek free-of-charge advice from the NSW Government’s business advisory service Business Connect.

For more information visit the Business Connect website.
For more information on the support measures for businesses visit the Service NSW website.  

Support for businesses, sole traders and small not-for-profits

Information on a range of support services for businesses, sole traders and small not-for-profits can be found on the NSW Government website. 

If you are experiencing financial hardship visit the Service NSW website for more information on financial support for individuals and households.

Dine & Discover - Extended until 30 June 2022

The NSW Government launched Dine & Discover NSW to encourage the community to get out and about and support dining, arts and recreation businesses.

NSW residents aged 18 and over can apply for 6 x $25 vouchers, worth $150 in total.

• 3 x $25 Dine NSW Vouchers to be used for dining in at restaurants, cafés, bars, wineries, pubs and clubs or for takeaway meals.
• 3 x $25 Discover NSW Vouchers to be used for entertainment and recreation, including cultural institutions, live music, and arts venues.

The vouchers can be used:

• 7 days a week, including public holidays
• at participating NSW businesses
• until 30 June 2022.

Additional vouchers

From 26 November 2021 Dine & Discover NSW vouchers increased from four to six vouchers. 

To find out more  visit Service NSW website or call 13 77 88. 

COVID-19 Assistance Finder

Find a list of benefits and services in health and wellbeing, employment, skills and training, food, housing and finances, tailored specifically for you or your business through the COVID Assistance Finder. 

Click on the 'find assistance now' button to complete the short questionnaire where you will find support for health and wellbeing, employment, skills and training, food, housing and finances that you may be eligible for. 

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Opal card registration 
Commuters are advised to stay COVID Safe and register their opal cards and credit cards to help with contact tracing. 

For further information visit the Transport for NSW website. 

Further travel updates and advice can also be found on the Transport for NSW website.

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Practicing Sorry Business Safely 

Funerals held at premises must have a COVID-19 Safety Plan. 

For more information visit the NSW Government website. 

Download the COVID-19 Sorry Business Flyer here. 

Download the COVID-19 Sorry Business Poster here. 

It’s important to continue to practice COVID safe behaviours at all times, especially when we gather in large groups, including during Sorry Business.
 
Everyone attending a funeral and wake needs to follow the health rules to protect our families, communities, Elders and ourselves.
 
You can stay safe during Sorry Business by:

• Staying home if you have any symptoms of COVID-19, even if they are mild. Instead, get tested and self-isolate until you receive a negative test result.
• Checking in using the Service NSW app or let the funeral organisers know your name and phone number when you arrive.
• Wearing a face mask when indoors.
• Keeping a safe physical distance from others (e.g. spacing out chairs during the service).
• Washing your hands well and often and take hand sanitiser with you

Vaccinated and non-vaccinated people can attend funerals. 

You don't need to be fully vaccinated or show proof of your vaccination status. Face masks are required for indoor premises, subject to exemptions.

You must use the Service NSW Check-in app at places of worship, funerals, memorial services, and at any gatherings after a ceremony.

Density limits no longer apply to weddings, funerals and memorials.

If you are worried about how you or someone close to you is dealing with stress during this time, call the 24-hour helpline on 1800 512 348 to speak with a counsellor.

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