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Redland City Face masks You  must carry a face mask with you at all times when you leave home, unless you have a lawful reason not to. You  must wear a mask in indoor spaces, except in your home. For example: shopping centres, supermarkets, retail outlets and indoor markets hospitals and aged care facilities churches and places of worship libraries indoor workplaces (where you can’t socially distance) public transport, taxis and rideshare airports and travelling on planes. We recommend you  wear a mask when outdoors if you are unable to stay more than 1.5m distance from other people, su...

Restrictions in place after the 3-day lockdown Queensland Health say that from 6pm 11 January, restrictions during the 3-day lockdown will ease in the Greater Brisbane region, which  includes: City of Brisbane; City of Ipswich; Logan City; Moreton Bay Region, and; Redland City. People are permitted to be outside their homes for any purpose, subject to the restrictions below: Face masks You  must carry a face mask with you at all times when you leave home, unless you have a lawful reason not to. You  must wear a mask in indoor spaces, except in your home. For example: shopping centres, sup...

Brisbane NYE to kiss goodbye to pashing strangers, fireworks and 2020 Normal text size Advertisement Brisbane's fireworks bonanza was cancelled weeks ago and midnight kisses and cuddles with strangers were discouraged this week – like 2020, this New Year's Eve will be very different. Queensland Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young said coronavirus-related New Year's Eve gathering restrictions meant a maximum of 50 people in a home and 100 in public spaces. FILE IMAGE: There will be no crowds and no fireworks at Brisbane's South Bank this New Year's Eve. Credit:Glenn Hunt "Here in Queensland...

But that doesn't mean you can't enjoy yourself this festive season. While the community has regained some sense of pre-pandemic normality, the NewsMail reached out to police and health professionals for some advice on how to safely party in a pandemic. Senior Constable Brittany Duncan said under the current COVID restrictions 50 people were allowed to gather in homes. If you are going to a house party, Sen Const Duncan said you should always practice social distancing, keep two big steps away from other people and avoid hugs, kisses and handshakes. While only businesses can operate unde...