Table 1.
Key dates for COVID-19 announcements and restrictions for the State of Tasmania.
Date | Announcements and restrictions |
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17/3/2020 | Tasmanian Government declares a Public Health Emergency. |
17/3/2020 | Tasmanians advised by the Tasmanian Government not to attend work or school if unwell. |
21/3/2020 | Tasmanian border restrictions commence. |
24/3/2020 | Prime Minister of Australia advises Australians to stay at home. |
31/3/2020 | Tasmanian Government restricts Tasmanians to their homes except for limited activities such as: work, if unable to be performed at home; shopping for supplies; exercise; and, other essential activities. |
11/5/20 | Some easing of restrictions on activities such as visits to national parks and other reserves within 30 km of home. |
18/5/20 | Stage 1 – public gatherings increase from 2 to 10; restaurants, cafes and playgrounds open with restrictions. |
25/5–9/6/20 | Students advised to return to school. |
15/6/20 | Stage 2 – public gatherings increase from 10 to 20; community sport resumes, camping and use of accommodation permitted, cinemas and museums open. |
13/7/20 | Stage 3 – public gatherings increase from 20 to 50–100. |
(Source and more detail: Tasmanian Government, 2020a, Tasmanian Government, 2020b.)