If Australians don't stay home this weekend, we might face more restrictions. Here's what they could be
Government officials have warned Australians not to get complacent about coronavirus just because it's Easter.
In Victoria, Premier Daniel Andrews has suggested this may see the state move into"stage four" restrictions.the Federal Government hasn't publicly issued a breakdown of what happens in each stage of restrictions.that broadly outlines which bodies are responsible for issuing public health measures and what needs to happen before Australia moves to"targeted action" and"standdown" stages.
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