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Sydney braces for another MONTH in lockdown as a late night alert is issued for 49 venues across the city including 13 supermarkets  and the number of exposed shoppers in isolation doubles to 14,000

Gladys Berejiklian (pictured) is set to announce a four-week-long extension to lockdown

Gladys Berejiklian is set to announce a four-week-long extension to lockdown 

A faint hope that Sydney would emerge from its coronavirus lockdown as scheduled on Friday has been dashed with a worrying list of exposure sites showing the virus has spread all over the city and beyond.

Millions of Sydneysiders are now preparing for at least another four weeks in lockdown with an announcement set to be made by Premier Gladys Berejiklian on Wednesday. 

Health officials reportedly made the decision in crunch crisis talks on Tuesday, after a record 172 new cases were announced. 

New South Wales Health flagged a further 49 venues in a late-night public health alert on Tuesday, including 13 supermarkets.

While the west and southwestern suburbs remains the epicentre of the highly contagious Indian Delta outbreak, the focus is now shifting to new areas that had so far been largely unaffected.

There were over a dozen exposure sites listed on the Northern Beaches, three on the North Shore, six in the Inner West and two in Sydney's Sutherland Shire.

The new venues of concern were announced amid concerns the state's 'gold standard' contact tracers are struggling to cope with the Delta strain.

As of Monday 14,000 close contacts were in isolation, double the number from three weeks earlier, with 7,500 of those linked to two sites.

A potential superspreader event at Belrose Woolworths on the Northern Beaches has put 5,000 shoppers in isolation, while 2,495 close contacts so far have been linked to the Campsie Centre shopping mall in the city's south-west.

Sydneysiders (pictured on Tuesday) will now face another four weeks in lockdown - the longest extension so far in the outbreak which shows how concerned health officials are about the spread of the virus - particularly in busy supermarkets

Sydneysiders (pictured on Tuesday) will now face another four weeks in lockdown - the longest extension so far in the outbreak which shows how concerned health officials are about the spread of the virus - particularly in busy supermarkets

Coles in Fairfield West (pictured) is just one of 13 supermarkets listed as coronavirus exposure sites on Tuesday night, as Sydney prepares for a four-week lockdown extension

Coles in Fairfield West is just one of 13 supermarkets listed as coronavirus exposure sites on Tuesday night, as Sydney prepares for a four-week lockdown extension

Narrabeen Bunnings (pictured) on Sydney's Northern Beaches has been flagged as a Covid exposure site with infections slowly creeping their way out of the city's south-west epicentre

Narrabeen Bunnings on Sydney's Northern Beaches has been flagged as a Covid exposure site with infections slowly creeping their way out of the city's south-west epicentre

Gordon McDonalds on Sydney's Lower North Shore (pictured) was also issued a public health alert for Covid on Tuesday night in a bumper list of 49 new venues

Gordon McDonalds on Sydney's Lower North Shore was also issued a public health alert for Covid on Tuesday night in a bumper list of 49 new venues

ALL THE CHANGES TO SYDNEY'S LOCKDOWN - AS IT'S EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 27

- New singles bubble for Sydneysiders living alone, allowing them to have one person over to their home for company 

- Construction may restart on Saturday, but those from Covid hotspot LGAs will not be allowed to work 

-  Daily rapid testing for essential workers is also being discussed

- Similar tests are also being discussed for Year 12 students so they can sit their exams 

- More financial support for affected workers is being considered 

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ALL THE CHANGES TO SYDNEY'S LOCKDOWN - AS IT'S EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 27

- New singles bubble for Sydneysiders living alone, allowing them to have one person over to their home for company 

- Construction may restart on Saturday, but those from Covid hotspot LGAs will not be allowed to work 

-  Daily rapid testing for essential workers is also being discussed

- Similar tests are also being discussed for Year 12 students so they can sit their exams 

- More financial support for affected workers is being considered 

Among the venues exposed are four Coles, seven Woolworths, four Bunnings, a McDonalds, an organic bakery and even a skatepark.

It comes as Sydney recorded a new record high for this outbreak of 172 cases, bringing the total number of infections to since the outbreak began last month to 2,397 - with 79 new worrying mystery cases.

With such spiralling numbers there are now fears that the state's contact tracers are overwhelmed after a woman was told she was a close contact four days after the Campsie Shopping Centre was exposed to the virus for an 11-day stretch. 

Of most concern to contact tracers is three venues where Covid transmission has occurred.

Anyone who visited the Madhouse Bakery in Chullora, Sydney's west, on July 21 between 8:00am to 6:00pm is considered a close contact and must immediately get tested and self isolate until they receive a negative result.

It is the same story for anyone who attended Bankstown Westpac on July 19, 21, 22 and 23 and for the Flower Power Garden Centre in Terrey Hills on the Northern Beaches from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on July 19.  

Gym junkies at Bondi Beach in Sydney (pictured) are approached by police officers on patrol on Tuesday, as 172 new cases were announced

Gym junkies at Bondi Beach in Sydney are approached by police officers on patrol on Tuesday, as 172 new cases were announced

Bundeena IGA in Sydney's Southerland Shire (pictured) was flagged as an exposure site after being visited by an infected person

Bundeena IGA in Sydney's Southerland Shire was flagged as an exposure site after being visited by an infected person

The Northern Beaches has largely been unaffected by Sydney's latest outbreak, which began in the eastern suburbs and has spread dramatically though the city's west.

But now Narrabeen Bunnings has been put on high alert, along with Warriewood Eleven11 and Dee Why Ampol. 

Three venues in North Curl Curl were also flagged with Curl Curl Bacino Espresso and the North Curl Curl News agency all listed.

Manly Vale Skatepark was hit with a public health warning, as well as Terrey Hills Golf Paradise. 

The trendy Mosman Grain Organic Bakery on the Lower North Shore was also flagged, along with a McDonald's and Woolworths in Gordon.  

Bundeena IGA and The Grocery Store in Miranda in Sydney's Southerland Shire were also issued public health alerts along with a string of venues in the Inner West.

Police officers at Sydney's Bondi Beach speak to gym junkies at the area's outdoor gym (pictured on Tuesday) with 20C temperatures tempting people out of their homes

Police officers at Sydney's Bondi Beach speak to gym junkies at the area's outdoor gym (pictured on Tuesday) with 20C temperatures tempting people out of their homes

Woolworths in Glenrose Village at Belrose (pictured) has been exposed to Covid over several days, with 5,000 customers and staff now in isolation

Woolworths in Glenrose Village at Belrose has been exposed to Covid over several days, with 5,000 customers and staff now in isolation

Millions of Sydneysiders are now preparing themselves for the news that stay-at-home orders are to be extended for at least another month, with the Premier set to give the order on Wednesday.  

The major move will extend the lockdown in the Harbour City until at least August 27, frustrating millions of residents who have already suffered a month trapped in their homes.

Greater Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Shoalhaven, Central Coast and Wollongong have been in lockdown since June 26, but coronavirus cases across the state have only grown - with more and more infectious in the community every day.

Countless people have been unable to work across multiple industries, as the NSW government struggles to contain the spread of the Indian Delta variant of the virus, especially in southwest Sydney.

Westpac on North Terrace in Bankstown (pictured) was exposed to coronavirus over four days with a worker testing positive. Alerts are out for visitors on July 19, 21, 22 and 23

Westpac on North Terrace in Bankstown was exposed to coronavirus over four days with a worker testing positive. Alerts are out for visitors on July 19, 21, 22 and 23

But one welcome change yet to be confirmed is whether construction work will recommence on Saturday, with a number of safeguards and capacity limits set to be put in place. 

Workers are also tipped to undergo strict testing to ensure they are not on job sites while infected with Covid-19. 

However, tradesmen from Sydney's south-west and west – the areas hit hardest by the virus – still won't be able to work.

The lockdown extension follows a meeting earlier on Tuesday by the NSW crisis cabinet team, which also confirmed a new 'bubble' system for single residents in Sydney. 

Single Sydneysiders will now be able to meet up with a friend indoors as part of a new 'bubble' system.

Warning signs in the Lane Cove National Park on Tuesday (pictured) tell people not to gather or sit, with exposure sites now listed far and wide across the city

Warning signs in the Lane Cove National Park on Tuesday tell people not to gather or sit, with exposure sites now listed far and wide across the city

A health worker is pictured at a Bondi drive-thru Covid testing clinic scrolling though her phone on Tuesday (pictured), with 84,488 tests taken on Monday

A health worker is pictured at a Bondi drive-thru Covid testing clinic scrolling though her phone on Tuesday , with 84,488 tests taken on Monday

It has been designed to combat mental health concerns during lockdown. 

Deputy NSW Premier reportedly John Barilaro argued against the system, while Customer Services Minister Victor Dominello was a vocal supporter.

Health Minister Brad Hazzard and NSW treasurer Dominic Perrottet also backed the bubble concept for those without significant others.

Ultimately, mental health concerns won out against possible mobility risks. 

Other changes stemming from Tuesday's meeting include a possible tweak of HSC exams for students and financial support for workers during the lockdown.  

All essential workers across the city may also be asked to take daily rapid Covid tests, with workplaces and homes still the biggest areas of transmission. 

An urgent health alert has now been sent out to shoppers and staff who attended the busy Campsie Centre Shopping Mall (pictured) from anytime between July 14 to 24. It has plunged 2,500 people into 14 days of isolation as close contacts, regardless of a negative test result

An urgent health alert has now been sent out to shoppers and staff who attended the busy Campsie Centre Shopping Mall from anytime between July 14 to 24. It has plunged 2,500 people into 14 days of isolation as close contacts, regardless of a negative test result

Tuesday's increase is the highest daily rise in Sydney's latest outbreak and  in cases is the highest daily rise since April 2020

Tuesday's increase in cases is the largest in Sydney's latest outbreak and the highest daily rise since April 2020

FIND THE LATEST EXPOSURE SITES NEAR YOU

It comes as new reports emerge that NSW Health contact tracers, one deemed Australia's 'gold standard', are now overwhelmed by the flood of new infections. 

One woman who visited Campsie shopping Centre, which was exposed to the virus for 11 days, was informed she was a close contact four days after the alert was sent out - with not every Sydneysider guaranteed to be across the nightly social media alerts for exposed venues.

While contact tracers were quick to instruct staff members of the situation and that they need to self isolate, shoppers were left in the dark.  

'We found the time lag from when my wife had attended the supermarket to when we were being notified a bit concerning, particularly as the information had been circulated on social media earlier, which we ignored,' Justin Leach, who is currently in isolation with his wife, told ABC's 7.30. 

'So we were concerned at the delay.' 

The number of close contacts across NSW has skyrocketed over the past three weeks, doubling from 7,000 people in isolation on July 7, to 14,000 as of Monday, July 26. 

There are now fears NSW Health contact tracers are overwhelmed with the flood of new infections (pictured, an eerily quiet Milsons Point next to the  Sydney Harbour Bridge on Tuesday)

There are now fears NSW Health contact tracers are overwhelmed with the flood of new infections (pictured, an eerily quiet Milsons Point next to the  Sydney Harbour Bridge on Tuesday)

The number of close contacts across NSW has skyrocketed over the past three weeks, doubling from 7,000 people in isolation on July 7, to 14,000 as of Monday, July 26 (pictured, a medical practice in Sydney Lane Cove is seen advertising Covid jabs)

The number of close contacts across NSW has skyrocketed over the past three weeks, doubling from 7,000 people in isolation on July 7, to 14,000 as of Monday, July 26 (pictured, a medical practice in Sydney Lane Cove is seen advertising Covid jabs)

At her daily press conference on Tuesday, Ms Berejiklian rolled out a new pilot program to make vaccines available at the state's chemists and pharmacies in order to rapidly increase the number of jabs to allow for an easing of economy-crippling lockdowns and job losses.

From this week, chemists can administer the AstraZeneca Covid-19 jab to all NSW residents over the age of 40 as part of a pilot program to boost vaccination rates across the state.

'My message to everybody is please come forward and get the vaccine,' Ms Berejiklian said.

'Not only are you protecting yourself but you're protecting those closest to you.'

Health Minister Brad Hazzard repeated calls for the federal government and other states and territories - which are relatively untouched by Covid - to give NSW more Pfizer vaccine doses to help fight Sydney's outbreak.

'We need more Pfizer,' he said.

'We are entirely dependent on the federal government supply of the vaccine. We know for a fact we will not have enough Pfizer in the next few weeks to do what we want to do.

'We would have liked some help from our state colleagues, but that hasn't happened.'

NSW CORONAVIRUS EXPOSURE SITES REVEALED TUESDAY NIGHT 

Anyone who attended the following venues at the times listed is a close contact and must get tested and isolate for 14 days, regardless of the result. 

Chullora Madhouse Bakery 22 Bellfrog Street Wednesday 21 July 8:00am to 6:00pm

Bankstown Westpac 12 North Terrace Monday 19 July 9:30am to 1:30pm. Wednesday 21 July 9:30am to 4:00pm. Thursday 22 July 9:30am to 4:00pm. Friday 23 July 9:30am to 4:00pm

South Strathfield Madhouse Bakery 22 Bellfrog Street Wednesday July 21 8:00am to 6:00pm

Terrey Hills Flower Power Garden Centre Terrey Hills 277 Mona Vale Rd Monday 19 July 2:00pm to 3:00pm 

Liverpool Trinity Health Care Centre 157/161 George St Wednesday 21 July 9:45am to 11:15am

Campsie World of Fruit 224 Beamish Street Thursday 22 July All day. Friday 23 July All day

Fairfield Fairfield District Medical Centre 147 Polding Street. Friday 16 July All day. Monday 19 July All day

Campsie Campsie Family Medical Centre 248 Beamish Street Thursday 22 July 10.10am to 11.00am

Ashfield Exodus Foundation 180 Liverpool Road. Tuesday 20 July 11.30am to 1.00pm. Wednesday 21 July 11.30am to 1.00pm. Thursday 22 July 11.30am to 1.00pm. Friday 23 July 11.30am to 1.00pm

Granville Parkview Granville Place 14-38 Cowper Street. Saturday 17 July 5.50am to 1.30pm 

Anyone who attended the following venues at the times listed is a casual contact who must immediately get tested and isolate until a negative result is received.  

Merrylands Priceline Pharmacy Stockland Mall, Shop, 1090 McFarlane St Thursday 15 July 2:50pm to 3:05pm

Gordon McDonalds 761 Pacific Hwy Friday 23 July 1:30pm to 1:45pm

Merrylands La Mono Charcoal Chicken 106 Burnett Street Wednesday 21 July 12:30pm to 1:30pm

Minchinbury 7-Eleven 1042 Great Western Highway Tuesday 20 July 5:35am to 5:40am

Campbelltown Commonwealth Bank Shop L17-18, Level 2, Macarthur Square, Gilchrist Dr & Kellicar Rd Tuesday 20 July 9:30am to 5:00pm Wednesday 21 July 9:30am to 5:00pm Thursday 22 July 9:30am to 5:00pm Friday 23 July 9:30am to 5:00pm

Fairfield West Coles Market Plaza, 368 Hamilton Road Tuesday 20 July 4:00pm to 4:10pm

Bundeena IGA 96-98 Loftus Street Wednesday 21 July 10:00am to 10:15am

Green Valley Coles The Valley Plaza, 195 Wilson Rd Monday 19 July 4:00pm to 4:15pm Tuesday 20 July 12:30pm to 1:30pm Friday 23 July 11:30am to 11:35am

Green Valley Woolworths The Valley Plaza, 187 Wilson Rd Monday 19 July 4:10pm to 4:15pm

Carnes Hill Woolworths 245 Cowpasture Rd Friday 16 July 11:20am to 12:35pm Saturday 17 July 11:15am to 12:10pm

Fairfield Heights Woolworths Fairfield Heights Shopping Mall, 186 The Boulevarde Monday 19 July 10:45am to 11:15am

Hoxton Park Bunnings Corner Cowpasture Road & Airfield Drive Wednesday 21 July 3:00pm to 3:15pm

Toongabbie Raj Bhavan Restaurant 21b Aurelia St Sunday 18 July 7:00am to 8:00pm Tuesday 20 July 7:00am to 8:00pm

Auburn Woolworths Lidcombe 74 Wellington Road Thursday 22 July 11:30am to 12:00pm

Auburn Manchester Mart 74 Wellington Road Friday 23 July 10:30am to 10:50am

Lidcombe Fruitopia 92 Paramatta Road Friday 23 July 11:20am to 11:35am

Lidcombe Priceline Pharmacy 92 Paramatta Road Thursday 22 July 11:45am to 12:00pm Saturday 24 July 12:00pm to 12:10pm

Fairfield Heights Woolworths 186 The Boulevarde Tuesday 20 July 10:45am to 12:15pm

Chatswood East Caltex 364-366 Eastern Valley Way Sunday 18 July 11:30am to 12:30pm Monday 19 July 11:30am to 12:30pm

Ingleside Kimbriki Resource Recovery Centre – General waste disposal Kimbriki Rd Monday 19 July 10:50am to 11:10am

Terrey Hills Joseph-Henry's Bakery 4 Booralie Rd Monday 19 July 11:50am to 12:15pm

Warriewood IGA 270 Garden St Monday 19 July 12:10pm to 12:40pm Wednesday 21 July 9:00am to 9:20am Friday 23 July 8:00am to 9:00am

Belrose Bunnings Austlink Corp Park, Niangala Cl Wednesday 21 July 10:00am to 10:30am Wednesday 21 July 1:20pm to 1:50pm

Narrabeen Bunnings 1307 Pittwater Rd Wednesday 21 July 11:00am to 12:00pm Wednesday 21 July 1:00pm to 1:30pm

Warriewood Eleven11 Coffee 2/270 Garden St Friday 23 July 8:00am to 9:00am

Dee Why Ampol 793-797 Pittwater Rd Friday 23 July 3:45pm to 4:15pm

Mosman Grain Organic Bakery Kiosk 5/1-3 Brady St Friday 23 July 9:00am to 9:10am

North Curl Curl Curl Curl Bakery 142 Pitt Rd Saturday 24 July 9:45am to 9:55am

North Curl Curl Bacino Espresso Curl Curl 2/142 Pitt Rd Saturday 24 July 9:00am to 10:00am

North Curl Curl North Curl Curl Newsagency 142-146 Pitt Rd Saturday 24 July 9:55am to 10:05am

Manly Vale Skatepark 373 Condamine St Saturday 24 July 10:00am to 12:00pm

Terrey Hills Golf Paradise 1A/1B Myoora Rd Saturday 24 July 12:50pm to 1:30pm

Cabramatta Hungry Jacks 401 Cabramatta Road Thursday 22 July 8:15pm to 8:45pm

The Ponds Costis Seafood and Grill 101 The Ponds Blvd Saturday 24 July 4:05pm to 4:15pm

Smithfield Bunnings Corner Cumberland Hwy and Stuard Hwy Saturday 24 July 3:30pm to 4:00pm

Belmore Belmore Hardware 300 Burwood Road Thursday 22 July 9:30am to 11:00am

Casula Coles Casula Mall, Kurrajong Rd Thursday 22 July 8:20pm to 8:25pm

Auburn Woolworths Cnr Queen and Park Rd Saturday 17 July 10:40am to 11:05am

Liverpool Fruitland 13-15 Kenyon Street Monday 19 July 11:00am to 11:45am Tuesday 20 July 10:00am to 10:45am

Green Valley Coles 187 Wilson Road Tuesday 20 July 8:00pm to 8:15pm

Lidcombe Woolworths 92 Paramatta Road Friday 23 July 11:00am to 11:30am

Merrylands Hamze Bros Fruit and Veg 179 Merrylands Rd Wednesday 21 July 9:00am to 9:05am

Revesby Woolworths Revesby 60 Marco Avenue Saturday 24 July July 3.00pm to 5.00pm

Winston Hills Terry White Pharmacy Shop 20 Winston Hills Mall, Caroline Chisholm Drive Sunday 25 July 10.15am to 10.30am

Leichhardt Woolworths Leichhardt Leichhardt Marketplace, 122 Flood Street Thursday 22 July 12.00pm to 12.45pm Saturday 24 July 10:30am to 10:45am

Leichhardt Aldi Leichhardt Shop 21A Corner Marion Street and Flood Street Saturday 17 July 10.00am to 10.30am

Leichhardt Coles Leichhardt 51-57 Norton Street Sunday 18 July 12.00pm to 12.30pm

Leichhardt Commonwealth Bank Leichhardt Marketplace, 122 Flood Street Monday 19 July 9.45am to 10.00am

Leichhardt Bakers Delight Leichhardt Leichhardt Marketplace, 122 Flood Street Monday 19 July 9.45am to 10.00am

Bellambi Bunnings Corner Bellambi Lane and Watts Lane Tuesday 20 July 11.00am to 11.15am

Zetland Coles East Village O'Dea Avenue Sunday 25 July 12.00am to 4.30pm

Lakemba Big Fresh 133 Haldon Street Monday 19 July 4.00pm to 10.00pm. Wednesday 21 July 4.00pm to 10.00pm

Miranda The Grocery Store, Westfield Miranda 600 Kingsway, Westfield Miranda Thursday 22 July 10.30am to 10.50am

Greenacre Bunnings Corner Roberts Road and Amarina Avenue Tuesday 20 July 5.00pm to 6.00pm

Toongabbie Super Cellars 1/20 Bungaree Road Saturday 24 July 1.45pm to 2.00pm

Pendle Hill 7 Eleven Pendle Hill 217 Wentworth Avenue and corner Bungaree Road Friday 23 July 11.10am to 11.20am

Wetherill Park Joes Fruit World 1183-1185 The Horsley Drive Friday 16 July 12.00pm to 12.10pm

Roselands Fine Cut Quality Meats G/034 Roselands Drive Thursday 22 July 11.20am to 11.35am

Granville Powerfuel Petrol Station 101 Blaxcell Street Granville NSW 2142 Friday 23 July 2.45pm to 3.00pm

Lakemba ALDI Lakemba 212-226 Haldon Street Thursday 22 July 11.30am to 12.05pm

Glenfield Glenfield Cellars 78 Railway Parade Saturday 24 July 1.00pm to 2.00pm

Warriewood Coles Warriewood Square Jacksons Road Friday 23 April 10.00am to 11.00am

Collaroy Plateau 5B2F Fine Foods 65 Veterans Parade Saturday 24 July 8.30am to 9.00am

Fairfield Aldi Fairfield Forum 8/36 Station Street Tuesday 20 July 1.25pm to 1.40pm

Chester Hill Commonwealth Bank 130-134 Waldron Road Wednesday 21 July 12.15pm to 12.30pm

Bondi Beach Woolworths Metro 184 Campbell Parade Wednesday 21 July 6.00pm to 6.40pm

Liverpool Aldi Liverpool 82 Hoxton Park Road Wednesday 21 July 6.30pm to 7.00pm

Brookvale Coles Westfield Warringah Pittwater Road. Wednesday 21 July 1.00pm to 2.00pm. Friday 23 July 6.50pm to 7.10pm. Saturday 24 July 7.10pm to 7.30pm

Gordon Woolworths 802-808 Pacific Highway Thursday 22 July – Friday 23 July 8pm – 1am. Friday 23 July – Saturday 24 July 8pm – 1am

Villawood The Woods Pantry 5a/824-850 Woodville Road Friday 23 July 8.25am to 8.30am

Meanwhile in Victoria and South Australia, millions were released from their respective lockdowns at 11.59pm on Tuesday as planned.

Victorian premier Daniel Andrews used the opportunity to take a swipe at his NSW counterpart, as he repeated calls for a 'ring of steel' around Sydney.

He also called for a city-wide curfew, as was implemented in Melbourne during its mammoth 112 day lockdown last year.

'You are not just making ­decisions for NSW, you are making decisions for the whole country,' Mr Andrews said on Tuesday. 

'We have all lived it and we've all been touched by the tragedy of it, and it's on that basis and from that experience that we say we think these things, like a ring of steel around Sydney, and perhaps settings that are consistent across Sydney.

'I don't reckon any Victorian needs convincing that everything we did is worth trying in Sydney right now.' 

He also tightened restrictions for those living in border towns with NSW. 

Victorian premier Daniel Andrews (pictured) used the opportunity of his state leaving lockdwon to take a swipe at his NSW counterpart

Victorian premier Daniel Andrews used the opportunity of his state leaving lockdwon to take a swipe at his NSW counterpart

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