Nothing overly different, but due to our rather isolated location and being an island nation, it’s easier for us to keep the disease at bay imo. We’ve banned overseas travel for now (of course there is some exemptions), internal borders between the states have been closed if case numbers began to spiral out of control and our track and tracing has been superb and has allowed us to go almost back to normal.
Shops are open, restaurants/bars full, funerals and weddings allowed to have large numbers, and all stadiums in the country from the end of the month will be allowed to have 100% capacity again. Of course, there is still strict measures in place when partaking in these activities, such as scanning QR code’s upon entry, wearing masks on public transport and in places where you can’t adequately keep the distance etc.
Hotel quarantine has been a costly, but successful way in managing the return of Aussie citizens to our country, but the worry of this is if the virus leaks out into the community (which it has in Sydney, Adelaide and most notably in Melbourne to terrible effect) then you have to hope your contract tracing is up to par, the locations of potential sites of outbreaks are listed ASAP and that the messaging from the local Heath authorities to the community is on point.
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