In the final days of March, in address to the nation, Prime
Minister Scott Morrison acknowledged the fear and uncertainty being
experienced by many Australians during the current coronavirus
pandemic, and said compassionately: "No Australian should have
to go through this alone."
Shortly after, strict social distancing regulations came into
place, effectively limiting our access to the people we love.
States and Territories have been left to implement their own
measures under broad federal guidelines, and it's well
documented that many of these have been vague. But one issue that
is causing many couples around Australia a great deal of
uncertainty is the question: Can you visit a partner you don't
actually live with?
