Gatherings in outdoor public spaces and group bookings at restaurants will be increased to 30 people under a relaxation of coronavirus rules in NSW.
The NSW Premier has announced more easing of restrictions around gatherings after the state recorded zero local cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours.
However there is no change to dancing at weddings, with only the bridal party allowed on the dancefloor. "They're almost setting us up to fail and I hope that position changes in the next few weeks," she said.
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