Were sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. It's not clear how New Zealand's policing of lockdown rules compares to other countries. The comments below have not been moderated. Police can issue a fine of nearly $20,000 for individuals and $100,000 for companies found to be breaking the mandatory 14-day quarantine rule, unless they have a legitimate emergency or are . know they are breaking the law and putting . . A police spokesman said these could have been interstate visitors heading home and that so far, no fines had been recorded for breaching the lockdown direction. All Rights Reserved. Dozens jailed in New Zealand for coronavirus breaches AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), abc.net.au/news/greater-brisbane-lockdown-covid-police-fines-easter-holidays/100038476, Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this article, What you need to know about the Greater Brisbane lockdown, Queensland contact tracing sites: The full list, Jock Zonfrillo, celebrated chef and judge on MasterChef Australia, dies aged 46, Major route into the Kokoda track appears to have been blockaded amid tour operator feud, Tony Abbott mounts attack on Voice after a spat with parliamentary committee, 'The worm goes global': Rita Ora wowed by Adelaide lobbyist's dancefloor moves, Female teacher admits sexual offences against teen student, fights 10 other charges, Fiji's former attorney-general arrested and charged with abuse of office, New Zealand PM in favour of country becoming a republic, US authorities 'auction' First Republic Bank after second biggest bank failure in history, 'We really need massive help': Sudan refugees give birth in camps without medical help or shelter, masks to be worn in all public spaces across all of Queensland, Eight new locally acquired COVID cases in Greater Brisbane, linked to two clusters, Masks are mandatory for the entire state of Queensland for the very first time here's where you need to wear one, Timely reminder: How to respond if you test positive to COVID-19. Since Monday, police have conducted more than 2,023 non-essential business compliance checks across Queensland. Fines and enforcement | Transport and motoring - Queensland "This is second time around for us just before Easter last year we were totally shut down.". Across the three holiday parks, Mr Fillipini said he anticipated an 80 per cent loss of trade if the lockdown was extended over Easter.

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