Freedom Day in New South Wales - But Only if your'e Fully Vaxxed

Freedom Day - But No Dancing Allowed

It's freedom Day in New South Wales, so get out your tape measure, put on your favourite mask and head out to a Bar where you can listen to the David Bowie song "Let's Dance". But Don't do it, Dancing is not allowed. Just feel it, dance on the inside, doesn't it feel good.

There is some dancing allowed, like at Weddings. If you and your girl can sneak into a Wedding, you can finally have that slow dance you've been dreaming about.

Dancing permitted outdoors, dancing indoors not permitted (except at weddings).

But Don't sing - That's not allowed

No singing indoors (except for performers).

If your feeling thirsty after that Long Awaited Dance, return to your seats because there is "No Stand Up Drinking" while inside.

Drinking indoors must be seated, but drinking outdoors may be seated or standing.

Other Freedoms have also been Granted - I'm so Happy but I told myself I wouldn't Cry

10-visitor limit in your home

10 Bestie's can come over for a BBQ, Game of Cricket, or Movie Night.

Indoor swimming pools open for lessons, training and rehab activities.

If you have self harmed during lockdown you can go to rehab - Winning.

Gyms, indoor recreation and sporting facilities reopen with density limits and up to 20 people in classes.

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REOPENING ROADMAP
For people who are fully vaccinated

Masks and QR codes
Masks required for all staff and customers in all indoor settings including on public transport, planes and in airports (except children under the age of 12).
Masks no longer required in outdoor settings (except for front-of-house hospitality staff).
COVID Safe check-ins and proof of vaccination required for staff and customers.

Visiting family and friends
Up to 10 visitors allowed in your home at any one time (visitor limits don’t apply for children under the age of 12).
Small outdoor gatherings and recreation permitted with up to 30 people (2-person limit for people who are not fully vaccinated).
Visitors to residents in aged care facilities and disability homes permitted in line with their policies.

Schools
Schools reopen with Level 3 COVID-19 safety measures

Exercise and recreation
Gyms, indoor recreation and sporting facilities reopen with density limits and up to 20 people in classes.
No distance limits apply for exercise or recreation.
Indoor swimming pools open for lessons, training and rehab activities.
Community sports not permitted.

Shopping and personal services
Non-critical retail reopens with density limits (people who are not fully vaccinated can only access non-critical retail via Click & Collect).
Personal services (including hairdressers, spas, beauty and nail salons, tattoo and massage parlours) reopen with density limits for up to 5 clients.

Restaurants and hospitality
Hospitality reopens with density limit for up to 20 people per booking (takeaway only for people who are not fully vaccinated).
No singing indoors (except for performers).
Drinking indoors must be seated, but drinking outdoors may be seated or standing.
Dancing permitted outdoors, dancing indoors not permitted (except at weddings).

Working from home
Employers allow staff to continue to work from home, if reasonably practicable.
Employers require staff who are not fully vaccinated to work from home, if reasonably practicable.

Events and entertainment
Major recreation facilities (including stadiums, theme parks, and race courses) reopen with density limits for up to 5000 people, or by exemption.
Entertainment facilities (including cinemas and theatres) reopen with the greater of the density limit or 75% fixed seated capacity.
Information and education facilities (including art galleries, museums and libraries) reopen with density limits.
Ticketed and seated outdoor public gatherings permitted for up to 500 people with density limit.
Amusement centres and nightclubs remain closed.

Weddings and religious services
Weddings ceremonies permitted with density limit for up to 100 people (5-person limit for people who are not fully vaccinated).
Wedding receptions permitted with density limit for up to 100 people (not permitted for people who are not fully vaccinated), eating and drinking must be seated, and dancing is permitted.
Funerals permitted with density limit for up to 100 people (10-person limit for people who are not fully vaccinated) and eating and drinking must be seated.
Places of worship reopen with density limit.
Up to 10 fully vaccinated singers may perform in places of worship and at religious services.

Travel and transport
Restricted travel within LGAs and 5km radius removed.
Travel for holidays and recreational visits including day trips between Greater Sydney (including Central Coast, Wollongong, Shellharbour and Blue Mountains) and regional NSW not permitted.
Travel holidays between regional local government areas are permitted.
Carpooling permitted (members of your household only for people who are not fully vaccinated).
Caravan parks and camping grounds reopen (including for people who are not fully vaccinated).

About the roadmap
The roadmap is subject to further fine-tuning and health advice if circumstances change drastically or cases remain too high.

COVID-Safe check-ins and proof of vaccination required for staff and customers in most settings.
Density limits of 1 person per 4sqm for indoor areas and person per 2sqm for outdoor areas apply to some activities listed above.

Reopening Roadmap

So there it is - Lockdown is over until the next Lockdown


How long will this Last? How long is a Piece of String?

At least your not in Victoria

Hang in there Victoria your freedom day will come.

Just don’t comply. They can’t police everybody, so do a hash tag thingy or whatever to get the word out and don’t comply. If a business asks me to put a mask on, I leave, it’s that simple. Unless the majority want a nanny state there, and if that’s the case RUN away.

So that means if you are unvaccinated and die, of anything, you can only have ten people at your funeral. If you're dead, you're not exactly going to be coughing or moist talking all over your funeral attendees.

So insane.

a reply to: Jamie2018

You mean Medical Apartheid Day

Never forget;

80% of people don't even get symptoms
Only 5% of people are at risk of hospitalisation
Covid 19 has an IFR of 0.24-0.5%, that's it.

a reply to: TexasTruth

The news in Australia is comical this morning - Vaccinated Sheeple are lining up outside hairdressers.

Reporters are asking people on the street "What's the first thing you are going to do with these new freedoms" (Puke). Oversized Smile "I'm going to get a Haircut", "I'm going to the Bar", "I'm going to see my Mum".

Losers.

I wonder what people would have said 5 years ago if they where told the government would one day soon outlaw indoor singing.

What will future generations think when they look back on these times?

a reply to: Jamie2018

Ummm, what do folks like me, who can't physically take the vaccine, ummm. . . . what do we do?

originally posted by: dandandat2 What will future generations think when they look back on these times?

i imagine they'll look back at this with the same incredulity with which we look at things like the salem witch trials.

a reply to: DBCowboy

what do we do?

I've been told they're building some really nice holiday accommodation for us, apparently the showers are going to be awesome.

a reply to: DBCowboy

You stay in your cage, medical exemptions are almost impossible to get.
It's a horror show over here, if your parents are sick and dying in another state, and you are from NSW or Victoria, well it's Goodbye Farewell Amen, you won't see them again.

a reply to: Jamie2018

Not much of an Idea for "Freedom Day" If they are going with these rules meant for the plebs.

No singing indoors (except for performers).

originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: DBCowboy

what do we do?

I've been told they're building some really nice holiday accommodation for us, apparently the showers are going to be awesome.

I hope they have tetherball!

originally posted by: Jamie2018
a reply to: DBCowboy

You stay in your cage, medical exemptions are almost impossible to get.
It's a horror show over here, if your parents are sick and dying in another state, and you are from NSW or Victoria, well it's Goodbye Farewell Amen, you won't see them again.

That's nuts. Just crazy!!!

I have a legit medical exemption, signed off by a doctor.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Jamie2018
a reply to: DBCowboy

You stay in your cage, medical exemptions are almost impossible to get.
It's a horror show over here, if your parents are sick and dying in another state, and you are from NSW or Victoria, well it's Goodbye Farewell Amen, you won't see them again.

That's nuts. Just crazy!!!

I have a legit medical exemption, signed off by a doctor.

One of the most outrages rulings was a mother not being able to hold her own new born son - Because Covid.

Parents separated from premature newborn by COVID quarantine seek repatriation from Brisbane to Melbourne

Moe Haidar, 29, and his wife Sarah Haidar, 27, are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and returned to Australia last month from Qatar, where they had been living and working.

On May 29, Ms Haidar asked for an exemption to go to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH) for her 30-week pregnancy check-up, during which scans revealed complications.

She underwent an emergency caesarean section, giving birth to her son Ilyas on June 1.

But Mr Haidar said they had been separated from their baby in an isolation room since his birth and had only seen him via a video phone call.

"She didn't have seconds with him, not even a glimpse and she didn't know what he looked like, they just took him."

He said they had appealed to Health Minister Yvette D'Ath and Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young to grant them a quarantine exemption so they could see their son.

"It is just heartbreaking. You start questioning why things happened the way they did. It's really just deep anger at this point. And I'm just trying to compose myself," he said.

Mr Haidar said RBWH had enacted a plan that would allow the couple to see their baby safely, but they were still not granted exemption. Link

So the mother and father were fully vaccinated, yet not allowed to hold their son because they posed a covid danger to him. That's just a single case of many that is just Madness.

So a medical exemption is worthless in Australia.

This is the best day of my life

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Jamie2018

Ummm, what do folks like me, who can't physically take the vaccine, ummm. . . . what do we do?

Didn't you get the memo?

The unvaxxed is the new black - you are simply unworthy of societal interaction, best off you go into the desert and survive there, heathen.

Seriously though, poor education, relentless propaganda and a belief that the government has your best interests in mind has led to folks reacting like this (video) to their new 'freedom'.

Pathetic sheeple.

The next phase of making 2 class of citizen in our country has begun.

One not marked by race, religion, sexual orientation, culture, gender etc.

Dark times ahead. And now it's too late for those people only just starting to see whats happening.

a reply to: Jamie2018

So, it's actually "CELEBRATE YOUR SLAVERY" day?

Speaking of slavery.

Anyone for a social credit system?

No one cares where your from. If you have a read and feel inclined, drop these legislators a little feedback.

www.digitalidentity.gov.au...

Have your say on Australia's Digital Identity legislation

Consultation on Phase 3 of Australia’s Digital Identity legislation is open until Wednesday 27 October 2021

On 1 October 2021, the Hon. Stuart Robert MP, Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business released the exposure draft of the Trusted Digital Identity Bill and related legislative instruments for public consultation.
We have conducted extensive consultation – including two completed rounds of public consultation – to understand public expectations for the legislation. Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback on the proposed legislation to date.
The purposes of the legislation are to:
enable the expansion of the Australian Government Digital Identity System, specifically to enable greater participation by state and territory governments and the private sector
enshrine in law various privacy and consumer protections, so that Australians can have confidence in the System and know that their personal information is safe and secure
establish permanent governance arrangements and a strong regulatory regime.

a reply to: incoserv

Beware - Just in, Twindemic.

Sydney reopening may open the door to deadly TWINDEMIC.

Enjoy your temporary freedom.