Lockdown Extended to Sat 28 August
Given low vaccination rates, the current stay at home orders will remain in place for another four weeks (until Saturday, 28 August at 12.01am) across Greater Sydney including the Central …
Given low vaccination rates, the current stay at home orders will remain in place for another four weeks (until Saturday, 28 August at 12.01am) across Greater Sydney including the Central …
Essential maintenance The additional restrictions announced on Saturday will cease Council construction work but we are permitted to continue with essential services for the maintenance, safety and upkeep of public …
When to wear a face mask There are rules for wearing a fitted face covering (face mask) when using public transport when you are travelling in a vehicle (car) with a …
Given the number of infectious cases in the community, the following changes will be made to further limit the spread of the COVID-19 Delta strain. On the basis of updated …
Can Vaccinated People Go to the Gym? nytimes.com/2021/07/16/well/covid-vaccine-gyms-fitness-class.html July 16, 2021 This week on Twitter I received a version of a question I’ve been hearing a lot: Now that you’re …
Published: 14 Jul 2021 Released by: The Premier, Minister for Health and Medical Research Given the ongoing number of infectious cases in the community, the current lockdown will be extended …
Pursuant to a Public Health Order, effective from 13 July 2021, anyone within or visiting common areas of Strata, Community and Company title developments must wear a face mask at …
The number of active cases in Sydney has risen to 376 as of today.(Source: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/Pages/stats-nsw.aspx) Today the NSW Government announced that restrictions will be increased during the Lockdown ending at …
Today NSW Government has announced extensions to the current stay-at-home order. These restrictions are place until midnight, Friday 16 July. Everyone in Greater Sydney must stay home unless you have …
NSW Health provides daily updates on its website. Information on venues affected is published as it becomes available. Find locations with reported cases, areas and testing locations. www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/Pages/default.aspx