Prime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled his three-step plan to reopen Australia which will start with restaurants, cafes and swimming pools given the green light to open.
New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been firm over the last few days that at this stage the state will not be following the guidelines as announced by national cabinet on Friday on the potential easing of restrictions.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced the third step in the plan to reopen the country, which includes gatherings up to 100 people, a return to the workplace, nightclubs opening and all interstate travel.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has spoken about the pain Australians have endured during the COVID-19 lockdown but he has declared his government is now winning the fight against the deadly virus.
During questions after his announcement on Friday, Scott Morrison announced it was be up the state and territory premiers to outline their own timeline for implementing the three-step plan to reopen Australia.
During questions after his announcement on Friday, Scott Morrison announced it was be up the state and territory premiers to outline their own timeline for implementing the three-step plan to reopen Australia.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled his three-step plan to reopen Australia which will start with restaurants, cafes and swimming pools given the green light to open.
Queensland Oppostion Leader Deb Frecklington says Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has gone "drunk on power" after the state government declared it would not conduct a full budget this year.
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