The Express Newspaper 26th August 2020

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2020

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Thriving to the music A group of talented musicians are donating their time to help disabled residents come out of their shells, socialise and learn musicianship. Thrive is a music group that has just moved into their new performance space inside the Grand Hotel. ď ŽSTORY P3

Colin Trigwell, President of Tablelands Music Lovers Club with K.C. Lowis at the Grand Hotel.

New COVID-19 restrictions in place for Queensland

A CORONAVIRUS outbreak in South-East Queensland has resulted in new restrictions for the whole state. The new rules, announced on Saturday,

came into effect immediately and mainly target private in home gatherings. The restrictions differ between the South-East corner and the rest of the

erings are also limited to 10. For the rest of Queensland, you can have a maximum of 30 people in your house or 30 people gathering outside.

state. Across Greater Bisbane there can be no more than 10 people in a house, including the people who normally live there and outdoor gath-

Businesses and facilities that have a COVIDsafe plan in place are not affected by the new restrictions. Businesses still need to comply with restric-

tions put in place on July 24. This includes restaurants and cafes who must still adhere to the four-square-metre rule or two-square-metre rule for smaller venues.

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