Business restrictions during COVID-19
Last Updated: 25 October 2021
COVID-19 business restrictions are implemented by your state or territory government. Stay up-to-date on the latest restrictions in your area.
There have been some recent changes to COVID-19 business restrictions in highly impacted states and territories as lockdowns begin to lift.
NSW (from October 18 2021):
- Gyms, indoor recreation and sporting facilities open with density limits.
- Non-critical retail open with density limits.
- Hospitality open with density limit, including nightclubs.
- Entertainment facilities (including cinemas and theatres) reopen.
- From 1 November: bookings for hospitality venues will no longer be capped.
ACT (from October 29 2021):
- From 22 October 2021: All retail open.
- Hospitality and licenced venues, gaming & gambling venues, cafes & restaurants, gyms, fitness & sport, play centres & amusement centres, community centres, facilities & youth centres, real estate & auctions all open with density limits.
- Food courts open for seated services.
- Cinemas, galleries, museums and outdoor attractions reopen with limits.
VIC (from October 29 2021):
- Pubs, restaurants and cafes can open for seated service only.
- Hairdressing, beauty, personal care open with density limits.
- Indoor community sport open for minimum number required.
- All retail open.
Visit your state or territory government website below for more information.
