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In some states around Australia, life is slowly returning to normal.<\/p>\n Western Australia entered phase four restrictions last weekend and will lift restrictions almost entirely next month, paving the way for 60,000 fans to attend AFL matches at Perth Stadium.<\/p>\n It is a scenario that will draw jealous eyes from fans across the Nullarbor, where people are still unsure when they will be allowed to pack into sporting venues.<\/p>\n While the threat of coronavirus is currently all but non-existent in WA, it is still very much an issue on the east coast, and in Victoria’s case it is an escalating problem<\/a>.<\/p>\n But in other states, crowds are slowly dribbling back into venues — 6,000 people watched Port Adelaide beat West Coast on the Gold Coast on Saturday, while the SANFL kicked off with 5,000 fans at Adelaide Oval.<\/p>\n The challenge for venue operators as crowds begin to increase is to comply with relevant social distancing requirements inside their stadiums.<\/p>\nKey points:<\/h2>\n
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