Update as at 10:30am 29th March 2021
NO training or game play in the Greater Brisbane area from 5pm today until Queensland Health advises otherwise.
Greater Brisbane will go into a three-day lockdown and restrictions will come into place across Queensland after cases of COVID-19 transmission were detected in the community.
From 5pm today, residents in the local government areas of Brisbane, Ipswich, Moreton Bay, Logan and Redlands can only leave home for one of these four reason:
1. To buy essentials such as groceries or medications,
2. Work or study if you can’t do either from home,
3. Exercise in your local area,
4. Healthcare or to provide help, care or support.
Greater Brisbane residents must wear masks outside the home, including in ride shares or public transport and in workplaces.
Cafes, pubs and restaurants will open only for take-away service.
Schools in the locked down areas will remain open for children of essential workers.
For the rest of Queensland, masks should be worn while indoors except at home and private gatherings are restricted to 30 people.
Aged care, correctional centres, hospitals and disability service providers will close to visitors across the state.
The restrictions will be reviewed on Wednesday evening.
Queensland
For clubs across Queensland, the Field Sport Guidelines remain in play.
In the current environment this means clubs need to;
- maintain a statement of compliance,
- continue to check in participants for contract tracing purposes,
- supply sanitiser/maintain good hygiene practices,
- maintain social distance when not on the playing field,
- limit change room access to minimise cleaning costs.
For the latest Queensland Government COVD-19 advise around field sports, visit: https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/government-actions/approved-industry-covid-safe-plans/field-sports
