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The new cases have been recorded across five local government areas.

One of the world's most renowned instrumentalists was heard on Sunday night's edition of Hunter Rostrum.

NSW Police have confirmed they have located a three-year-old boy who has been missing from the Singleton area for four days.

The new cases are in Port Stephens, Maitland and Lake Macquarie.

After a call out on Facebook, organisers were flooded with books, board games, play doh and stationary from members of the community who wanted to help.

Health authorities are aware there was "a lot of mixing" and that other residents are now symptomatic.

The Lower Hunter Rural Fire Service is reminding residents in these areas to keep windows and doors closed, remove washing from clothes lines and ensure pets are in a protected area.

Three of the new cases in Heatherbrae, New Lambton & Armidale were infectious while in the community.

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Due to the ongoing statewide lockdowns, the rite of passage trip will be undertaken virtually, visiting some of the biggest museums, galleries and institutes over five days.