You MUST wear a fitted face mask when you are in an indoor area of a non-residential premises in NSW

Here’s a quick refresher from the World Health Organisation on the Do’s and Don’ts of wearing a face mask safely Updated information on face masks rules can be found here https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/face-mask-rules You must wear a fitted face mask when you are in an indoor area of a non-residential premises in NSW. (YES that incudes Eurobodalla) Examples of the areas where a face mask must be worn are retail or business premises that provide goods or services to members of the public who attend the premises, including supermarkets shopping centres (excluding an indoor recreation facility in a shopping centre) bank branches and post offices hairdressing, nail, beauty, tanning and waxing salons spas, tattoo parlours and massage parlours betting agencies any part of a licensed premises that is used for the purposes of gaming, and gaming lounges places of public worship being used for public worship or religious services residential aged care facilities workplaces gym classes or dance classes COVID-19 Safe outdoor gatherings controlled outdoor gatherings entertainment facilities (such as theatres, cinemas, music and concert halls) major recreation facilities (such as stadiums, showgrounds, theme parks, racecourses, and motor racing tracks) indoor recreation facilities (unless it is strenuous exercise). You must wear a face mask if you work at a hospitality venue located in NSW and deal directly with members of the public. Premises that are used for the purpose of providing health services are not retail or business premises.