Coronavirus: Council updates and impacts

The personal safety of Brisbane residents and visitors is our top priority.

Brisbane City Council is working closely with Queensland Health and the Australian Government and will continue to be guided by these agencies on all matters of public health.

As the state’s lead agency on coronavirus, Queensland Health is providing the necessary advice to all Queenslanders including current travel bans, self-quarantine and information on how to best protect yourself and others.

Council is doing more to support local business and protect local jobs as we face the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.

Queensland Health is ensuring that people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds have access to translated COVID-19 information. 

Council regularly posts key updates regarding coronavirus updates and affected services to our Facebook page. Follow us to stay informed. 

Find out about the Queensland Government roadmap to easing coronavirus restrictions.
 

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Latest updates

We are monitoring all developments on the virus and its potential impact on our city services, facilities and events. 

Updates to Council facilities and services

[Updated 8 October 2021, 1.30 pm] Following the State Government's announcement to ease restrictions in the Brisbane LGA from 4pm Friday 8 October, visitors will be required to wear a mask while indoors at Council facilities, services and events, but will be able to remove their mask while seated, in line with Queensland Health guidelines.

Contact for support

  • Council's 24-hour Contact Centre - 07 3403 8888
  • National Coronavirus Hotline - 1800 020 080
  • Queensland Health - 13 Health (13 43 25 84)
  • Queensland Government COVID-19 enquiries - 134COVID (134 268)
  • Red Cross - 1800 Red Cross (1800 733 276)
  • Lifeline - 13 11 14
  • Beyond Blue - 1300 22 4636
  • Queensland Government Community Recovery Hotline - 1800 173 349
Last updated: 9 August 2021