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Today our Prime Minister has detailed the national plan for re-opening. This can start any time now ... based on each individual state's timetable.
All three stages of the plan are hoped to be implemented by July - depending on how much we can keep the virus controlled throughout.
It is good to finally see a concrete plan (Steps Two and Three are fluid and subject to update) of some kind.
This is a little of the detail .....
(Step one) Restaurants, cafes and shops have been given the green light to reopen and local and regional travel is on the cards under the first step of National Cabinet's plan to ease coronavirus restrictions.
People will be allowed to have up to five visitors in their home and be in groups of 10 outdoors.
Step two will see groups of 20 allowed in places like gyms, beauty therapists, cinemas and galleries.
Step three, the final step, will see people return to workplaces and gatherings of up to 100 people allowed and pubs to reopen.
Coronavirus restrictions on restaurants, cafes to be eased in first step outlined by National Cabinet - ABC News
All three stages of the plan are hoped to be implemented by July - depending on how much we can keep the virus controlled throughout.
It is good to finally see a concrete plan (Steps Two and Three are fluid and subject to update) of some kind.
This is a little of the detail .....
(Step one) Restaurants, cafes and shops have been given the green light to reopen and local and regional travel is on the cards under the first step of National Cabinet's plan to ease coronavirus restrictions.
People will be allowed to have up to five visitors in their home and be in groups of 10 outdoors.
Step two will see groups of 20 allowed in places like gyms, beauty therapists, cinemas and galleries.
Step three, the final step, will see people return to workplaces and gatherings of up to 100 people allowed and pubs to reopen.
Coronavirus restrictions on restaurants, cafes to be eased in first step outlined by National Cabinet - ABC News