Lockdown in Darwin and Alice Springs is set to be lifted at 1PM.
There will still be restrictions in place. They are as follows:
– Face masks must be worn when you are unable to physically distance – this includes at places like the supermarket, shops and hairdresser. Workers who come into close contact with patrons, or who work in crowded environments will need to wear a mask.
– Up to 10 people can visit your home at a time.
– Restaurants, cafes
Alice Springs will enter a 72 hour lockdown from 1 PM ACST.
You are only allowed to leave your residence for the following five reasons:
– Medical treatment including coronavirus testing and vaccinations.
– To get essential goods and services
– For essential work
– For one hour exercise with one other person or members of your residence.
– To provide care to people unable to support themselves.
For more information:
https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au/
UPDATE 29/06/20
Lock down extension for further 72 hours. This is until Friday 2nd July, 1PM.
The Church office will remain close this week including this Friday
All congregations and its properties are being advised to remain close during the lock down period
All members must follow the NT Government instructions.
Darwin, Palmerston and the Litchfield local government area will go into a 48-hour lockdown from 1:00pm local time today (27/06/20) after the NT recorded four new coronavirus cases, Chief Minister Michael Gunner has announced.
You are only permitted to leave the house for five reasons.
– Medical treatment including coronavirus testing and vaccinations.
– To get essential goods and services
– For essential work
– For one hour exercise within a 5km radius of your residence.
– To provide care to people unable to support themselves.
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22 June 2021
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I am delighted to announce that Fleur Crowe has accepted our offer of the position of Synod Operations Manager. As a qualified CPA, her key responsibilities will include the oversight of Finance and Property matters. She joins us with a wealth of skills and experience after working across a range of complex industries and sectors including Community Services, Government, and Resources and Energy. This is an interim position with the view to a permanent role
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What is COVID?
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious and contagious disease.
Most people who fall sick with COVID-19 will experience mild to moderate symptoms and recover without special treatment.
HOW IT SPREADS
The virus that causes COVID-19 is mainly transmitted through droplets generated when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or exhales. These droplets are too heavy to hang in the air,