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Face masks are mandatory in certain venues in Greater Sydney

Effective 3 January 2021

In Greater Sydney (including Wollongong, Central Coast and Blue Mountains) face masks are mandatory in the following indoor settings:

• supermarket or shopping centre
• bank or post office
• hairdressing, nail, beauty, tanning or waxing salon, or spa
• betting agency and gaming venue
• indoor entertainment venue, including cinemas and theatres
• places of worship
• residential aged care facility
• waiting for, or travelling on public transport – including taxis and ride-share
• tattoo or massage parlour

Face masks will also be mandatory for all staff in hospitality venues, gaming areas in licensed premises (including casinos) and for patrons using gaming services.

Compliance will start from Monday 4 January 2021 with $200 on the spot fines for individuals for non-compliance.

Children under 12 are exempt but are encouraged to wear masks where practicable.

Learn more about the rules for wearing face masks in Greater Sydney and the Northern Beaches.

A year in review:

Download: Community Information Night November 2020 Slide Deck

Wylie's Baths Entry Details:

We are currently accepting entry for

• Season Pass Holders
• Fitness Passport
• Casual visitors can purchase 10 x entry passes at the gate:
  • 10 x Adults ($55)
  • 10 x Seniors / Students / Youth 5 - 17 ($26)
  • Half/Half ($40.50)
• Partner activities with their own Covid Safety Plans (ie swimming clubs, health and wellbeing proivders)

Requirements for Entry:

• Please ensure you sign-in every day that you visit
• Do not move any furniture
• Practice excellent respiratory hygiene (ie cough in to your elbow)
• Wash your hands frequently
• Maintain your distance from staff and other patrons & swimmers
• Minimise your use of the change-rooms
• See full Conditions of Entry

Please ensure you follow all guidance from the Wylie's Baths Staff. We are all doing our best to ensure the facility may remain open & to minimise the risk of community transmission of coronavirus.