COVID Updates

From

Update10 September 2021

The 11 Local Government Areas in South East Queensland will continue following stage 3 restrictions until 4.00pm AEST 24 September 2021.

Current restrictions for the South East Queensland Local Government Areas include:

• Up to 100 people in your home, including people who live there
• Up to 200 people at an indoor wedding ceremony or funeral service or 1 person per 2 square metres or 100 per cent capacity with ticketed and allocated seating (whichever is greater). Indoor wedding ceremonies must have a COVID Safe Checklist in place and collect contact details via the Check in Qld app. Outdoor ceremonies have no restrictions and do not have to collect contact details.
• There are no density restrictions for venues that operate only outdoors. All indoor settings can have up to one person per 2 square metres or 100 per cent capacity with seated, ticket allocations including stadiums.

Face masks

Face mask requirements apply in impacted areas.

Masks must also be worn at an airport, and on a domestic or international flight departing or arriving in Queensland.

Outdoors

You must wear a face mask outdoors when you are unable to stay 1.5 metres away from people who are not from your household. You must also wear a face mask at public transport waiting areas or taxi ranks and in outdoor workplaces unless:

• you are alone or with the members of your household
• you are alone in your car or with the members of your household
• you are eating or drinking
• you are participating in strenuous exercise
• it is unsafe to wear a mask.

Indoors

You must wear a face mask at all times when you are indoors, including workplaces unless:

• you can stay 1.5 metres away from others (only in your workplace)
• you are at your residence and there is no one else there except people you live with
• you are eating or drinking
• it is unsafe to wear a mask

Schools and childcare: Masks must be worn by teachers and staff, plus all students in high school regardless of their age.

There are some other exceptions to wearing face masks, including for children under 12 (unless they are in high school) and people with particular medical conditions or disabilities. If in doubt, wear a face mask.

For more information, please see Restrictions for Impacted Areas – South East Queensland | Health and wellbeing | Queensland Government (www.qld.gov.au)