Health authorities issue a major measles alert for parts of Sydney after an infected traveller is reported to have visited multiple locations in the inner city. Reports say the person returned to Australia and then attended several venues across areas including Potts Point, Darlinghurst and the Sydney CBD. The alert indicates that people who were at these sites during the relevant exposure periods may have been exposed to measles. It also notes that the potential exposure includes members of the public such as shoppers, as well as people who may have been in healthcare settings, including hospital patients, and those attending personal care services such as salons. The coverage from both outlets focuses on the same overall scenario: an infectious measles case linked to a traveller with a visit pattern across several neighbourhoods, leading to a public health response and guidance for those who may have been exposed. Details such as exact venues, dates and advice for vaccination or seeking medical attention are part of the wider health alert information released by authorities.