South-east Queensland's lockdown has ended, but residents in another part of the state are just starting theirs.
At 4:00pm, Cairns and Yarrabah — where a taxi driver has tested positive to COVID-19 — went into a three-day lockdown to curb the spread of the Delta variant.
That means there are new restrictions depending on where you live, and health authorities are urging people to check which rules apply to them.
None of these rules apply to people under home quarantine directives. They are not allowed to leave their home or have visitors during the quarantine period.
Here's what you need to know, starting with the south-east.
Restrictions lift in the south-east:
If you're in one of the 11 local government areas that has been subject to the past week's lockdown, you now face fewer restrictions.
Those LGAs are:
- Brisbane
- Ipswich
- Logan City
- Moreton Bay
- Redlands
- Sunshine Coast
- Gold Coast
- Noosa
- Somerset
- Lockyer Valley
- Scenic Rim
Not all the restrictions have lifted. Masks still need to be worn at all times, unless you're out walking by yourself or with your household. You do need to wear a mask at work and when you're going to cafes and restaurants, except when you're seated.
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