What about my Queensland Easter holiday? Everything you need to know about the new rules as Brisbane’s lockdown ends – and what it means for your getaway
Queensland has lifted Greater Brisbane’s three-day lockdown in time for Easter but a host of new restrictions have thrown holiday plans into chaos.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the lockdown would be lifted from midday on Thursday, as thousands of holidaymakers prepare to spend the long weekend in the Sunshine State.
Face masks will be mandatory in indoor settings like shopping centres, supermarkets, indoor workplaces and public transport throughout the state until April 15.
Home gatherings until then will be restricted to 30, dancing will be banned in public venues and customers will be forced to stay seated when out.
More to come
A pedestrian is pictured walking through the Brisbane CBD wearing a mask on Tuesday as the city endured a three-day lockdown to stop the spread of the highly-contagious UK strain of the virus
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