In a statement on Sunday the premier said the lower rate of transmission amongst younger people meant all sports training and competition will resume for under 18s.

Youngsters will be able to get back to playing sport from Monday week as training and competition reopens for 18-year-olds and under, while non contact sport will be allowed across all age groups.

Indoor sports centres and gyms will be able to open to 20 people per space, with a cap of up to 10 per group for those over the age of 18.

Non-contact sports competition can also begin across every age group.

Local footy teams, soccer clubs and other contact sports will be able to resume training for over 18s from 13 July.

From July 20, full competition can begin too, however both the BFNL and CHFL have held fire on any decision to resume play due to the restrictions on crowd numbers.

Sunday's announcement from the Premier did not make any new revelations on crowds.

But clubs and community facilities will also be able to reopen their changerooms.

From Monday June 22 , libraries, community centres and halls will also be able to open to 50 people. Religious ceremonies can also increase to 50.

From June 22 pubs and clubs will be able to host up to 50 seated patrons, with no requirement to purchase a meal with your drink, however you'll need to give your contact details and table service restrictions will still apply.

And from 20 July, electronic gaming areas at pubs, clubs and TABs will be reopened with strict distancing, cleaning and hygiene requirements.

The same increased limit will apply to galleries, museums and amusement parks, as well as libraries, community centres and halls, cinemas, concert venues, theatres and auditoriums.

FROM JUNE 22

* Pubs and clubs can serve drinks for up to 50 people seated without a meal, but social distancing must be adhered to and contact information provided.

* Restaurants and cafes can have up to 50 people in the venue

* Libraries, community centres and halls will be able to open to 50 people

* 50 people may attend auctions and visit auction houses

* Religious ceremonies can increase to 50

* Cinemas, concert venues, theatres and auditoriums can open with up to 50 people per space

* 50 people allowed to visit galleries, museums and amusement parks

* Standalone TABs and those in pubs and clubs can open, but TABs in venues are subject to patron limits

* All sports training and competition will resume for those 18 and under

* Non-contact sports competition can begin across every age group

* Indoor sports centres and physical recreation spaces like gyms will be able to open to 20 people per space

* Changerooms at gyms, sport centres and pools open

* School camps reopen

*Communal spaces such as showers and kitchens at holiday accommodation and and camping sites will be available to visitors

* Ski resorts open.

JULY 13

*Local football teams, soccer clubs and other contact sports can resume training for over-18s.

JULY 20

*Electronic gaming areas at pubs, clubs and the casino will be reopened, with distancing, cleaning and hygiene requirements

* Full sporting competitions can begin

* Sports clubs and community facilities open.