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Jul.05 -- Nancy Baxter is the head of the University of Melbourne's School of Population & Global Health Head. She joins "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia" anchors Haidi Stroud-Watts and Sophie Kamaruddin to discuss the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 in New South Wales state and the government's plan to move Australia to a post-pandemic 'new normal'.