Premier Dominic Perrottet said that NSW had reached the vaccination milestone “quicker than anyone thought we could”, which is “a testament to the hard work of people across the state turning out to get vaccinated”.
On Saturday, the ACT government announced that some regional NSW residents will now be able to travel into the ACT without a permit, provided they follow public health directions including mandatory mask-wearing indoors and outdoors and checking in on an app.
From midday, fully vaccinated ACT residents are able to travel freely for any reason to approved locations including Bowral, Thredbo, Moss Vale, Perisher and Batemans Bay – without having to quarantine or complete an exemption form when they return home.
ACT Health said the change was to “better align our travel restrictions with NSW where possible”.
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Source: Philippines Alive
