The latest ABS household survey found.....>

AUSTRALIA: The latest ABS household survey found the "level of comfort felt by

Australians in returning to their usual activities following the easing of

restrictions varied considerably depending on the type of activity. 86%, were at

least somewhat comfortable in resuming their usual attendance at the workplace

and of those with children, 81% were at least somewhat comfortable with sending

their children back to school or childcare. However, many people were

uncomfortable about attending large public events (76%) or indoor gatherings of

over 100 people (66%). A majority of people were also uncomfortable with

returning to flying or travelling by public transport (63% and 59%)... Although

restrictions were gradually easing, social distancing was still being observed,

with 95% of Australians continuing to keep their distance from people outside

their household and 79% avoiding social gatherings with people who do not live

with them. However, by the end of May fewer Australians (74%) were avoiding

public spaces compared to early May (85%). Nearly four in five adults (78%) also

reported that they either had or intend to have a flu vaccination this year with

around 70% of those people already having been vaccinated."