> Single people are allowed to establish a Covid-safe arrangement with one other person, essentially allowing those two people to be considered a single househo

> Single people are allowed to establish a Covid-safe arrangement with one other person, essentially allowing those two people to be considered a single household without them having to live under the same roof. This isn’t an indiscriminate pass for single people to visit any household they want, but rather a way to safely allow social contact between two people while mitigating the risk of community transmission. > People living alone may nominate one person and one person only to form a social bubble with them. > This person must then be formally registered with authorities via the Service NSW website (this is yet to be launched, but should be online within the next few days). You may only travel a maximum of 5km from your home to visit a singles bubble buddy. > A single person cannot change the nominated person they form a social bubble with – so choose wisely. Source: https://www.timeout.com/sydney/news/what-is-nsws-singles-bubble-and-how-does-it-work-your-questions-answered-072821 https://www.timeout.com/sydney/news/what-is-nsws-singles-bub...