ACT
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://www.covid19.act.gov.au/home
Core restrictions across all settings
- COVID-19 Safety Plans must be prepared by certain businesses and able to be produced if requested by an authorised officer.
- Check In CBR is still required at:
- Licensed bars and pubs
- Registered clubs
- Nightclubs
- Strip clubs and brothels
- Certain organised public events that are not ticketed or pre-registered, are also required to use Check in CBR. This includes organised events conducted on a one-off or periodic basis which are open to the public and are publicly announced or advertised. For example, conferences, markets (exc food markets) and music events.
- The ACT Government’s Health Guidelines for Schools and Early Childhood Education and Care (including out of school hours care) requires all staff and visitors to check in to each site using Check In CBR.
- Face masks are only required in certain settings.
Organised sporting activities
- Must develop and maintain a COVID Safety Plan.
- The plan must be produced if requested by an authorised officer.
- Organised events of greater than 5,000 people must submit their COVID Safety Plan to ACT Health for review.
- Exemptions are not required for large events.
Face coverings / masks
- Any person aged 12 years or older must wear a face mask in certain settings.
- A person is not required to wear a face mask if they have a physical or mental health illness or condition, or disability, which makes wearing a face mask detrimental to their condition.
Travel
Interstate travel
- There are currently no restrictions on interstate travel to the ACT.
- Persons who are currently under quarantine or isolation requirements seeking to travel to the ACT should refer to the entering and leaving the ACT page for further information.
Entering and Leaving the ACT – https://www.covid19.act.gov.au/travel/entering-the-act
Additional category restrictions can be found by clicking here
Links
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| ZONE BOWLING Belconnen | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Tuggeranong | 1300 368 067 | Here |
NSW
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th of April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19
Sport, exercise and outdoor gatherings
Anyone can participate in sport, exercise, and outdoor gatherings.
- You are not required to be fully vaccinated or carry vaccination evidence
- COVID-19 Safe Check-in is not required
- Face masks are not required.
Gyms and indoor recreation facilities can operate with no person or capacity limits in place, including group fitness classes.
COVID-19 Safe Check-in is no longer required at gyms.
Community sports, including matches, competitions and training, can take place for all staff, spectators and participants.
Travel and transport
You are able to travel anywhere within NSW.
If you have recently arrived from overseas, follow the rules for international arrivals.
You can travel in a vehicle with people you do not live with.
You can travel in a vessel with people you do not live with.
Masks, COVID-19 Safe Check-in, vaccination evidence and registering a positive rapid antigen (RAT) result
Masks
All people over the age of 12 must wear a face mask:
- on public transport and public transport waiting areas (including in taxis and rideshare services)
- at a public hospital or private health facility (including private hospitals and day procedure centres)
- at a residential care facility or hostel
- on an aircraft when the aircraft is flying above NSW, and in the airport
- at a cruise terminal
- indoor music festivals with more than 1000 people.
If you are over the age of 12 and are a household or close contactlaunch of someone who has tested positive to COVID-19, you must also wear a face mask when you are in an indoor setting that is not your own home, including workplaces and tertiary education settings. School settings may have their own guidance for students which should be followed.
Learn more about face mask rules and using a face mask.
Masks are strongly encouraged in settings where you cannot physically distance.
Vaccination evidence
Most premises in NSW are now open to everyone, regardless of whether you are fully vaccinated or not.
You no longer need to show evidence that you are fully vaccinated at most premises.
However, you still need to show evidence that you are fully vaccinated if you:
- attend an indoor music festival with more than 1000 people
- if you work in certain industries.
Follow the vaccination requirements for workers.
Check what you need as vaccination evidence.
Venues may set their own COVID Safe conditions of entry
In addition to PHO requirements, some premises may choose to require people to be fully vaccinated or to wear a mask as a condition of entry.
It is a matter for the occupier of each premises to exercise judgement on what is appropriate for their premises and the well-being of their staff and customers.
If you want to enter premises where an occupier has chosen to require you to be fully vaccinated, the occupier may ask to see your vaccination evidence. You do not have to show the occupier your vaccination evidence, but if you do not, the occupier may not let you in.
Registering a positive RAT result
From 12 January 2021, if you test positive for COVID-19 from a rapid antigen test (RAT), you must register your test result with Service NSW.
Links
What you can and can’t do under the rules
Interstate travel to and from NSW
Square Metre Rule & How to Calculate It
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Ballina Tenpin | 02 6686 5342 | Here |
| Bateau Bay Tenpin Bowl | 02 4332 9999 | Here |
| Bathurst Tenpin Bowl | 02 6331 9922 | Here |
| Bowlarama Wetherill Park | 02 9609 6611 | Here |
| Campbelltown City Bowl | 02 4625 5222 | Here |
| Club 300 Coffs Harbour | 02 6652 5666 | Here |
| Coolangatta Tweed Tenpin | 07 5536 1606 | Here |
| Dubbo Tenpin | 02 6881 8222 | |
| Dullboy’s Social Co | 02 4954 2477 | Here |
| Fairfield (Seven Ten Split) | 02 9726 8558 | Here |
| Galactic Tenpin | 02 6562 8689 | Here |
| Gosford City Bowl | 02 4328 3133 | Here |
| Grafton Tenpin Bowl | 02 6642 6055 | Here |
| Manhattan Superbowl | 02 9317 2577 | Here |
| Orange Tenpin Bowl | 02 6362 5466 | Here |
| Shake Rattle N Bowl | 02 6722 2009 | Here |
| Shellharbour Tenpin Bowl | 02 4295 4300 | Here |
| Shoalhaven City Lanes | 02 4422 1200 | |
| Star Bowling | 02 6964 3102 | |
| Strathfield Superbowl | 02 9642 5500 | Here |
| Tamworth Tenpins and More | (02) 6798 9995 | Here |
| Tenpin City | 02 9737 8044 | Here |
| Terrace Strikezone | 02 4987 7544 | Here |
| 3D Lanes Wodonga | 02 6024 7022 | Here |
| Wagga Bowling & Entertainment | 02 6971 9410 | Here |
| Windsor Tenpin Bowl | 02 4573 8153 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Blacktown | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Dee Why | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Illawarra | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Rooty Hill | 1300 368 067 | Here |
NT
Summary:
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th of April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au/
Mask use
You are no longer required to wear a face mask in most indoor settings in the Northern Territory, but wearing a mask remains recommended. Wearing masks reduces the risk of COVID-19 transmission.
Links
NT Quarantine and Travel Restrictions
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Dustbowl | 08 8952 5051 | Here |
QLD
Summary:
14th October 2022
As per advice from Queensland Government from today, Friday, 14th October 2022, individuals who are sick with COVID will no longer be required to isolate except in certain settings.
It is no longer a requirement to isolate for 5 days after testing positive to COVID. This is another step to operating as COVID Normal and individuals, as prior to COVID restrictions, are asked to stay at home when sick with any flu and/or cold-like symptoms.
We recommend remaining vigilant with cleaning, general hygiene, handwashing etc which has become a normal practice over the last 2½ years throughout COVID Safe times.
Links
QLD Covid-19 Latest Updates & Alerts
Queensland Health COVID Updates
TBAQ COVID Update Page – Specific centre opening info included
Helpful resources and website links
- COVID Safe Businesses – COVID Safe Checklist for Restricted Businesses and COVID Safe Management Plans
- TGA approved Rapid Antigen Tests
- Rapid Antigen Test – Positive Result Registration Form – you can also call 134268
- WorkSafe – Keeping your workplace safe, clean and healthy during COVID-19
- Safe Work Australia – how to clean and disinfect your workplace
- Fair Work Ombudsman – coronavirus and Australian workplace law
- Business Queensland – helpful resources including what to do when a business is affected by a COVID-19 case, COVID Safe Business planning and signage and communication materials
- TAFE Queensland COVID Safe for Business course – free module fully funded by the Queensland Government
- Public Health and Social Measures linked to vaccination status Direction – for specific details regarding the current COVID-19 restrictions in Queensland
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Aspley 10Pin Bowl | 07 3263 8848 | Here |
| Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre | 07 4152 4334 | Here |
| Burdekin Bowl | 07 4783 3332 | |
| Caboolture Bowl & Mini Golf | 07 5495 6000 | Here |
| Coolangatta Tweed Tenpin | 07 5536 1606 | Here |
| Go Bowling Ashmore | 07 5539 6433 | Here |
| Go Bowling Cairns | 07 4053 3497 | Here |
| Hervey Bay Tenpin Bowl | 07 4128 4200 | Here |
| Logan City Tenpin Bowl | 07 3209 2255 | Here |
| Mackay Leisure Centre | 07 4952 1509 | Here |
| Maryborough Tenpin | 07 4122 3100 | Here |
| Mt Isa Tenpin | 07 4749 5559 | |
| Mt Warren Lanes | 07 3287 5666 | Here |
| NQ Tenpin Atherton | 07 4091 1900 | Here |
| Rockhampton Tenpin Bowl | 07 4927 1555 | Here |
| Strathpine Bowl | 07 3205 5386 | Here |
| Suncity Tenpin | (07) 5443 2580 | Here |
| Toowoomba Sunset Superbowl | 07 4634 0233 | Here |
| Townsville Tenpin & Fun Centre | 07 4773 2133 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Capalaba | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Mt Gravatt Lanes | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Richlands Bowl | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Robina | 1300 368 067 | Here |
SA
Summary:
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th of April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/
- COVID Management Plans required for events of more than 1000 people
COVID-Safe Plan
This COVID-Safe Plan form can be used by activities and businesses that are not legally required to complete a COVID-Safe Plan, but would like to have one as an extra precaution, and to use the COVID-SAfe Check-In QR Code.
Create a Voluntary COVID-Safe Plan.
COVID Management Plan
An approved COVID Management Plan, approved by SA Health is required in respect of each of the following:
- if there is more than 1,000 people reasonably expected to be present
- the operation of:
- a nightclub; or
- relevant licensed premises.
COVID Marshals
COVID Marshals are only required at COVID Management Plan events.
COVID SAfe Check-in
You are no longer required to do the COVID-Safe Check-in at defined public activity but you are required to Check in at:
- Public and Private hospitals,
- Disability care facilities, and
- Residential Aged Care Facilities.
Interstate COVID-19 travel information
- Australian Government COVID-19 updates
- Australian Capital Territory: COVID-19
- New South Wales: COVID-19
- Northern Territory: COVID-19
- Queensland: COVID-19
- Tasmania: COVID-19
- Victoria: COVID-19
- Western Australia: COVID-19
The Healthdirect COVID-19 Restriction Checker also links to each state’s travel restrictions.
Links
SA COVID Safety Plan – How to create
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Bowland Salisbury | 08 8250 2588 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Cross Road | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Noarlunga | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Woodville Bowl | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| Bowland Marion | (08) 8298 9888 | Here |
| Kaboom Family Entertainment | (08) 8723 2045 | Here |
TAS
Summary:
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th of April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/
Density
The maximum density limit aims to prevent the crowding of people in a space.
A premises must not have a density of more than 1 person per 2 square metres of floor space. This means an operator must not allow people to enter or stay on the premises (indoor or outdoor) if the size of the premises is insufficient to allow for 2 square metres of space for each person.
Sport and recreation
This information is for community sporting events and does not cover the requirements for events at large outdoor stadiums and outdoor arenas.
If the sporting facilities have seating provided, the total capacity will be equal to the number of seats provided.
If the sporting facilities do not have seating provided, gathering limits will be the lesser of:
- 1 person per 2 square metres, or
- 250 people for an undivided space indoors, or
- 1,000 people in an undivided space outdoors.
Maximum numbers include all people present, including staff, volunteers, event spectators, athletes, coaches, children and babies.
Where practicable, operators, staff, volunteers and attendees should maintain 1.5 metres distancing from other people, and maintain physical distancing when exiting, entering, or in the lobby or foyer of a building.
For sporting and recreation facilities with multiple indoor spaces, the gathering cap applies separately to each single undivided indoor space. For example, a multi-purpose sporting venue with multiple, separate, undivided indoor spaces, could have up to 250 people in each of these spaces (and the density limit applies). However, the maximum of 1,000 people outdoors at a premises at one time applies regardless of whether there are multiple outdoor areas.
Sporting activities are permitted based on Level C of the AIS Framework for Rebooting Sport, which means that the following are permitted:
- full contact training
- full competition sport (contact and non-contact)
- sharing of equipment where necessary
- use of change rooms and other shared facilities.
Larger teams should consider maintaining small group separation at training, and non-essential social gatherings should be limited.
Gathering limits and the requirement to maintain physical distancing where practical applies to all sports, exercise and recreation.
Read more about Sport and recreation and the Framework for COVID-19 Safe Events and Activities on the Business Tasmania website.
Links
Gatherings, density and physical distancing
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Devonport Tenpin Bowl | 03 6424 7688 | |
| Launceston Lanes | 03 6344 9933 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Moonah | 1300 368 067 | Here |
VIC
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th of April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/
Restrictions easing:
Please Click Here to access the latest announcement from the Victorian Government related to covid restrictions easing across Victoria from 23 April 2022.
As per the announcement, see below the key changes which will likely impact Tenpin Bowling venues:
- Patrons won’t be required to have two doses or show their vaccination status before entering any venue.
- The requirement for staff and patrons of venues to check-in using the Service Victoria app will end, with operators not required to keep any attendance records or maintain a check-in marshal.
- Close contacts will no longer have to quarantine – provided they wear a mask indoors and avoid sensitive settings. They will also need to undertake at least five negative rapid tests over the seven days that would previously have been the self-quarantine period.
- People are exempt from testing or quarantine for 12 weeks if they’ve had COVID-19 – up from 8 weeks.
- Individuals will be required to notify their workplace contacts, in addition to informing their social contacts. Workplaces won’t have to individually identify and notify each potentially exposed worker.
- A number of critical and common-sense settings will be retained, including the essential requirement to isolate for seven days following a COVID-19 diagnosis and existing two-dose and three-dose vaccination mandates for workers.
Links
Record Keeping for contact tracing – for business
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Bendigo Bowling Centre | 03 5443 9944 | Here |
| Colac Strikes and Spares | 03 5231 4100 | |
| Great Ocean Road Tenpin Bowl | 03 5561 6877 | Here |
| Horsham Lanes and Games | 03 5382 5022 | |
| Oz Tenpin Ballarat Bowl | 03 5331 5610 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Chirnside Park | 03 9727 0007 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Epping | 03 9408 3077 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Geelong Bowling Lanes | 03 5241 2200 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Greensborough Bowl | 03 9467 4544 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Narre Warren Superbowl | 03 9704 2955 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Point Cook | 03 9369 1400 | Here |
| Oz Tenpin Star Bowl | 03 5821 5587 | Here |
| Sunraysia Tenpin | 03 5022 2033 | Here |
| 3D Lanes (Wodonga) | 02 6024 7022 | Paul Delany |
| Wangaratta Supa Bowl | 03 5722 3722 | Here |
| Wyncity Bowl & Entertainment | 03 9236 8383 | Here |
| Wyncity Morwell | 03 5134 6450 | Here |
| Xplosions Bar & Bowl | 03 9746 7278 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Boronia | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Forest Hill | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Frankston | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Highpoint | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Keon Park | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Moorabbin Bowl | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Watergardens | 1300 368 067 | Here |
WA
Summary:
28th April 2022
Below is a summary of Restrictions as they stand on the 28th of April 2022. Additional and the most up to date information can be found at https://www.wa.gov.au/government/covid-19-coronavirus
Based on the latest health advice, effective 12:01am Friday 29 April, WA will be easing our public health measures again – back to what we are calling our baseline settings.
Indoor mask mandate lifted.
No more masks required at venues, the office, or at indoor gatherings. Those aged 8-11 will no longer have to wear masks.
Going forward, masks will only be required for those aged 12 and over in:
– hospitals, aged care and disability care facilities,
– prisons and correctional facilities,
– airports and public transport,
– taxis and rideshare.
However, while they are no longer mandatory, masks are encouraged where physical distancing isn’t possible.
All capacity and gathering limits will be lifted.
No two square metre rule, no caps on visitors to the home, weddings or funerals. No limits in stadiums or major events.
WA will join other states in removing quarantine requirements for asymptomatic close contacts, provided they adhere to strict requirements.
These include wearing a mask, avoiding high risk and large gatherings, daily RAT testing, and working from home where possible.
Proof of vaccination requirement removed for entry to all venues except for hospitals and residential aged care facilities.
The reason we are taking this step is that WA’s vaccination levels are incredibly high. Based on the data we have, there may be only tiny fraction of the community over the age of twelve who have not received at least one dose.
Vaccination requirements for employment will remain.
G2G pass requirement to enter WA will end, as will the three dose vaccination requirement for domestic arrivals.
International vaccination requirements will still be determined by Commonwealth settings, so the double dose requirement for international arrivals will continue.
WA’s requirement for unvaccinated Australian international arrivals to undertake seven days of isolation will also continue, but it will be reviewed in four weeks.
Schools will also revert to baseline settings.
This means assemblies, camps, balls and off-site events can resume.
To help identify cases within schools and childcare, the State Government will provide 12 million free RATs to distribute across all schools and childcare facilities.
Parents and students will be encouraged to collect tests to ensure they are ready to test their children or students develop symptoms.
These will be the baseline public health settings WA will have for the foreseeable future.
Please keep updated with all the latest at https://www.wa.gov.au/government/covid-19-coronavirus
Links
COVID Controlled Border Information
Centre Contact List
| Centre | Phone | Website |
| Bunbury Tenpin Bowl | 08 9791 2233 | Here |
| Super Bowl Melville | 08 93307466 | Here |
| Super Bowl Warwick | 08 9246 5088 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Cannington | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Joondalup | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Morley | 1300 368 067 | Here |
| ZONE BOWLING Rockingham | 1300 368 067 | Here |
ADVICE FOR PEOPLE WITH GREATER RISK TO COVID-19
Some people are at greater risk of more serious illness with COVID-19. As we move towards living in a COVIDSafe Australia, people still need to take extra steps to protect those most at risk. Read our advice on who is at greater risk and how to protect them.
Those considered as a greater risk to contracting COVID-19 are:
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and people in remote communities
- Older people
- People in aged care facilities
- People with chronic conditions
- People with disability
Click here for more information from the Australian Government Health Department
