Update on lockdown of 14 LGAs The Premier will make an announcement at 10 am tomorrow, (Friday 2 July) regarding the ending of the current lockdown as scheduled at 6pm Friday 2 July or its extension past that time. Indications from today’s briefing have been described as “promising” in regard to the ending of the lockdown on schedule. Mandatory Vaccination of FIFO Workers As a result of this FIFO worker being infected and travelling to a mine in the NT, there is now a push by Western Australian and Queensland Premier's to mandate vaccination of FIFO/DIDO workers.

The Queensland Government has today announced a 3 day lockdown and has released a further Resources update at 6:20 pm tonight, 29th June 2021. The update is listed below. From 6pm tonight, Tuesday 29 June, until 6pm Friday 2 July a three-day lockdown is in place to help stop the spread of highly contagious COVID-19 strains.

Please find below the latest information on COVID-19 from Department of Resources and how it relates to the resources sector: Changes to the Direction From 1:00am Saturday, 26 June 2021 changes to the Declared Hotspots Direction,and from 10:00am Sunday, 27 June 2021 the Interstate Places of Concern (Stay at Home in Queensland) Direction (No. 2), came into place.  These changes include: Woollahra, Waverley, Randwick or City of Sydney LGA: The identified start date for the declared hotspots Woollahra, Waverley, Randwick and City of Sydney Local Government Areas (LGA) was changed to 11 June 2021. Any resources worker already in Queensland who has been in Woollahra, Waverley, Randwick or City of Sydney LGA on or since 1:00am 11 June 2021 must stay at their home or accommodation until the end of the Sydney lockdown, or until 14 days have passed since they were last in the LGA (whichever is earlier). The direction is in place until midnight on Friday 9 July 2021.

Please find below the latest information on COVID-19 from Department of Resources and how it relates to the resources sector: Victoria lockdown Victoria lockdown From midnight tonight, Victoria will enter a seven-day lockdown. The whole of Victoria will be declared a COVID-19 hotspot from 1am Friday 28 May 2021. If you arrived in Queensland before 1am AEST Thursday 27 May Any resources worker who has been in Victoria in the last 14 days who develops COVID-19 symptoms should get tested. If you have entered or are entering Queensland between 1am AEST Thursday 27 May and 12.59 am AEST Friday 28 May Any resources worker who arrives in Queensland after 1am Thursday 27 May and before 12.59pm AEST Friday 28 May and have been in Victoria in the last 14 days, must follow the same lockdown conditions as Victoria, including:

Please find below the latest information on COVID-19 from Department of Resources and how it relates to the resources sector: Western Australia lockdown From today, Western Australia (WA) has entered a three-day lockdown, and 34 local government areas and two unincorporated areas in Perth and Peel are declared COVID-19 hotspots. Anyone who was in Perth or the Peel region on or since 1am 17 April 2021 must follow testing and quarantine requirements. A new border direction (No.24) is in effect for anyone entering Queensland from the WA hotspots. A new Places of Concern direction is also in effect and refers specifically to the requirements of isolation and quarantine. Resources workers who were in Perth or Peel on or since 17 April Any resources worker currently in Queensland, who has been in the Perth or Peel hotspots on or since 1am on 17 April 2021, must follow WA lockdown requirements until the lockdown ends on 2am AEST 27 April 2021 including: 

Please find below the latest information on COVID-19 from Department of Resources and how it relates to the resources sector: Easing of Greater Brisbane restrictions From midday today, Thursday 1 April, Greater Brisbane’s strict lockdown will end. You can leave your home for any purpose, however some restrictions will remain in place until Thursday 15 April 2021. Wearing a mask For all of Queensland, it is mandatory to

Extensive contact tracing is currently being undertaken by Queensland Health and the Central Queensland Public Health Unit as a result of positive COVID-19 diagnosis in Brisbane and Gladstone. As well, Queensland Health and CQ Health have been made aware that some employer mines are requiring mine staff to be tested for COVID-19 and receive a negative result before returning to work. This is not a requirement under the CHO Directions however, it is appreciated that this may be an employer preference.

Please find below the latest information on COVID-19 from Department of Resources and how it relates to the resources sector: Greater Brisbane lockdown As you would have heard, Greater Brisbane is in lockdown for three days, while contact tracers work to understand the extent of COVID-19 potentially circulating in the community. The Chief Health Officer has released the Restrictions for Impacted Areas Direction (No. 3).