Summary

• From Sunday 2 January masks must be worn all indoor setting in QLD including indoor workplaces, pubs, clubs, cafes and gyms. 
• From 1am Saturday 15 January all restrictions on QLD borders will be removed. This will mean that anyone travelling into QLD domestically, either by road or by air, will not need a border pass and will not need to produce a RAT or PCR test upon entry. 
• Only fully vaccinated QLDers will be able to access certain public settings, like pubs and sports venues and you will be required to show proof of your vaccination status.

Summary

• Masks are required in indoor areas including when on construction sites, in workplaces and all other entertainment and hospitality settings. 
• From 12 January it is mandatory to register your result if you test positive for Covid-19 from a rapid antigen test
• Most premises in NSW are now open to everyone regardless of whether you are fully vaccinated or not
• There is no requirement to complete an entry declaration form when travelling to NSW. However if you are travelling from a location on the NSW Health concerns notice you must not enter the state if you not a resident and:
  • close contact place - until more than 14 days has passed since you were last at a place of high concern, or 7 days if you are a fully vaccinated person.
  • casual contact place - unless you have received a negative COVID-19 test result after being at the location. You must keep a copy of that result, and show this to an enforcement officer if requested.

• From Saturday 8 January 2022, singing and dancing is not permitted at a hospitality venue, entertainment facility, nightclub, or major recreation facility. Density limits will also apply.

Summary

• Masks are required to be worn in workplaces and in public indoor settings such as pubs, clubs, restaurants and shopping centres. 
• From midnight Tuesday 18 January, fully vaccinated interstate travellers will not be required to register their travel or take a COVID test prior to entering TAS
• Workplace exposures
  • All workers who were on a project at the same time as a worker who has tested positive are to be notified by the Site Management Team of the positive case and follow relevant advice which is likely to continuing working, monitor for symptoms and get a RAT and/or a PCR test and remain isolated if any symptoms occur
  • Where masks are worn, will not be deemed as close contacts.
  • A close contact can also be someone that has spent 4 hours at the same site, workplace or venue as a case during a significant transmission event

• Masks are required in high risk indoor settings including public transport, rideshares and in health facilities
• Only fully vaccinated QLDers will be able to access certain public settings, like clubs and sports venues and you will be required to show proof of your vaccination status.
• All travellers arriving into WA from interstate must complete and receive an approved G2G Pass  and must provide proof of vaccination 
• On entry you will also be required:
• • on a trip that is 6 days or more to take a negative PCR test within 72 hours of departure prior to travelling to WA, and undertake a negative PCR test within 48 hours of arrival
  • to take a negative PCR test within 72 hours of departure but are not required to have any tests on arrival into WA;
• You must also undertake a COVID-19 test on days 1, 5 and 13