The fine also included failing to wear a mask or signing in using a QR code while in ByronBay. 9News
Kristian Radovanovic, 19, and his father travelled to Byron Bay from Rose Bay, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, during the most recent lockdown while infected with COVID-19.READ MORE:
Kristian Radovanovic has been fined $35,000 for breaching COVID-19 restrictions during the latest lockdown.A warrant was almost issued for the teen's arrest after he failed to turn up to his sentencing today.A magistrate described the 19-year-old as "lazy, uncaring and irresponsible"."Mr Radovanovic did not care at all about the rest of the community," the magistrate said."In my view, that means breaches are serious breaches.
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