This story will be updated as more information becomes available in the coming days.
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New South Wales
Status
- Lockdown for Greater Sydney area, including the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Wollongong and Shellharbour districts for two weeks from 6pm Saturday 26 June.
Entertainment venues
- Closed in Greater Sydney area
- Regional NSW
- Masks compulsory in indoor settings outside the home
- Singing by audiences at indoor shows is currently not be allowed
- Dancing not allowed at indoor hospitality venues or nightclubs
- The one person per four square metre rule is in place for all indoor and outdoor settings
- Outdoor seated events limited to 50% seated capacity.
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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Queensland
Status
- Increased restrictions in place for South East Queensland including Brisbane and Gold Coast areas. Face masks compulsory in indoor settings in these areas where physical distancing is not possible.
Entertainment venues
- All indoor settings in these areas move to the 1 person per 4 square metres rule or 100% capacity with ticketed and allocated seating.
- The rest of the state moves to 1 person per 2 square metres in indoor settings, or 100 per cent capacity with ticketed and allocated seating.
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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Victoria
Status
- Greater Sydney including Central Coast, Shellharbour, Blue Mountains and Wollongong, as well as Greater Darwin have been added as Red Zones under Victoria's travel permit system.
Entertainment venues
- Entertainment venue restrictions remain in place as per 16 June, see here for a detailed report.
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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South Australia
Status
- New restrictions in place statewide. Borders closed to all states except Victoria (some restrictions apply) and Tasmania.
Entertainment venues
- Masks are now mandatory in indoor entertainment venues. It's unclear exactly the settings for live music venues (the State Government website is yet to be updated) but as it stands pubs and clubs will move to the one person per two square metres rule.
Further information is expected on the State Government website here.
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Western Australia
Status
- Restrictions reintroduced days only a brief time after it was announced state was moving back to 100% capacity in venues. Masks mandatory in all indoor settings.
Entertainment venues
- Public events have now been restricted to 150 people
- Venues must also comply with the 1 person per 2 square metres rule
- Restrictions expected to be in place for a minimum three days
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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Northern Territory
Status
- Darwin, Palmerston and the rural areas entered a 48 hour lockdown from 1pm on Sunday 27 June.
Entertainment
- Entertainment venues in the locked down area unable to operate. Further changes have not been announced.
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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Tasmania
Status
- Travel restrictions in place for select areas of New South Wales and the Northern Territory. Full list here.
Entertainment venues
- Changes to entertainment venues have not been issued.
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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ACT
Status
- Masks mandated in the territory for the first time. As per ABC, residents must where masks "indoors when you'll be in contact with people that you don't usually work with or live with."
Entertainment venues
- Changes to entertainment venues have not been issued.
Further information is available on the State Government website here.
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