Aussie lockdown

Our town in Germany is under lockdown now, as well. Schools and many non-essential stores have been closed for a week. Contact with people outside your own household is largely forbidden, as some people have continued to party.
Taking a walk outside is still allowed, if you avoid other people. Supermarkets are open, but many shelves are empty. Most people are allowed to work, while businesses are scrambling to support home-office solutions.
Families with young children in small city apartments have a very difficult job right now (playgrounds are closed).

We're still at the beginning of this.
Health care agencies are slow to accept help from trained healthcare professionals who are not currently work in the sector but want to help. Agencies and businesses really need to learn to think outside the box.

Personally, I'm lucky that my company provides us with adequate notebooks, headsets, the possibility to access documents remotely. Some things can't be done remotely, though.

When at home, I take the time to drink a cup of tea on the little balcony. It's pretty cold outside, but soaking up some sunlight and fresh air is essential. Consumption of comedy/satire shows has increased :>
I message and call my friends more than usual, to share stories and keep each other company.

If you know somebody who isn't taking the situation seriously yet, talk to them. Things suck, but being "overly" cautious can save lives!
Take care of yourselves, everyone!

Canned bread is very popular right now. Normally, no one ever buys this stuff.