UPDATED Melbourne COVID Restrictions Update - Mornington Peninsula - May 2021
In this video we give you an update of the current COVID 19 coronavirus restrictions...this includes a lockdown... as at 11.59 pm on 27th May 2021 through to 11.59 pm on 3rd June 2021, affecting the Melbourne Metropolitan area.... including the whole of the Mornington Peninsula Victoria Australia.
In particular, how COVID will effect real estate on the Mornington Peninsula.
The information is sourced from the https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au site.
If you would like to keep updated, check out the site on a regular basis.
7 DAY CIRCUIT BREAKER RESTRICTIONS – 11.59PM THURSDAY 27 MAY TO 11.59PM THURSDAY 3 JUNE 2021
Social gatherings, visitors and leaving home
Stay at home unless:
• shopping for necessary goods and services (one person per household, once per day, a support person can accompany if required) • caregiving or compassionate reasons
• authorised work or permitted education, or work interstate
• exercise (up to two hours, with one other person or members of your household)
• receive a vaccination
• other specified reasons (specific exemptions apply)
Intrastate travel: Travel limit of 5km from place of primary residence, except:
• to access necessary goods and services where those goods and services cannot be accessed closer than 5kms from home. • to visit an intimate partner
• to visit a person in your “single bubble”
• allowed to travel for authorised work and permitted education
• work at an interstate location (where permitted by another state)
• care and compassionate reasons (specific exemptions apply)
Face coverings:
• Must be carried at all times
• Must be worn indoors and outdoors except if at home, or if an exemption applies
Private gatherings:
Not permitted, intimate partner visits / single bubble permitted
Public gatherings: Not permitted
Work: If you can work from home, you must work from home
• Authorised workplaces and workers defined below
Education and childcare Early learning centres, childcare, family day care: Open
Schools: Closed but open to vulnerable children and the children of essential workers
Higher education and training: Closed, remote learning only
Ceremonies and Religious Gatherings Religious gatherings and ceremonies: No in-person gatherings permitted.
Broadcast permitted Funerals Funerals (indoor and outdoor): Permitted with no more than 10 people (and those necessary to conduct the funeral).
Children under 12 months old are not counted towards this cap
Weddings Weddings (indoor and outdoor): Not permitted unless end of life or for deportation reasons. Involves only 5 persons (including the two persons being married, celebrant, two witnesses)
Indoor physical recreation & sport Closed
Play centres, indoor skateparks, indoor trampolining centres Closed
Outdoor physical recreation & sport Closed:
Outdoor playgrounds remain open
Creative Studios Closed
Entertainment and Leisure Indoor and Outdoor fixed seated entertainment: Closed
Non-seated indoor venues: Closed
Non-seated outdoor venues: Closed
Arcades, escape rooms, bingo centres: Closed
Drive-in cinemas: Closed
Amusement parks: Closed
Casinos: Closed
Retail betting venue: Closed
Electronic gaming:
Closed Sex on premises, brothels and sexually explicit venues: Closed
General retail Essential retail: Open, DQ 1 per 4sqm
Other/general retail: Closed (open for contactless click and collect only)
Auction houses: Closed (open for online only)
Hairdressing, beauty, personal care Closed
Hospitality Open for take-away only
Accommodation Closed unless for permitted reasons, or shelter in place. No new bookings except for authorised reasons
Real Estate Services
Inspections: Closed
Auctions: Closed (remote auctions only)
Tours and transport Tourism spaces:
Closed Tour transport: Closed
Care Facility Visitors
Visitor restrictions:
• No visitors are permitted into aged care or other residential facility settings, except for end-of-life reasons
• Non-essential contractors are restricted from entry Hospital Visitors Visitors restrictions:
• No visitors are permitted into health care settings, except for end-of-life reasons, as a support partner for birth, or a parent to accompany a child
• Non-essential contractors are restricted from entry
Note, this is not health or legal advice, please check the government websites for all the latest information and assistance.
