1/30Lockdown in Federal.
30 PHOTOS: Lockdown in pictures
A PHOTO is worth a thousand words when it comes to lockdown
2/30Having a picnic at home during isolation.PIC: NATALIE GILL.
3/30Social distancing at the Casino saleyards.
4/30Queen Nora Vidler-Blanksby takes ouot the rubbish in style at Tregeagle
5/30Learning online at home during iso.
6/30NNSWLHD Chief Executive Wayne Jones with Richmond Police District Commander, Superintendent Toby Lindsay doing the elbow handshake.
7/30This Casino family playing golf while staying home in iso.
8/30Businesses had to adpat to the changes and some showed great kindness like Country Crumbs Bakery who donated a toilet roll with every order.
9/30Richmond Valley Council general manager Vaughan Macdonald aware of social distancing while meetiing with mayor Robert Mustow.
10/30Pubs are keen to open after being suddenly closed down in March when lockdown began.
11/30Casino couple, the Binskins were trapped on the Ruby Princess cruise ship in Japan due to COVID-19 outbreak.
12/30Owen Newell commemorating Anzac Day at the front gate of his Casino home.
13/30Some of the fantastic and brave staff from Lismore Base Hospital tackling the COVID-19 pandemic.
14/30Richmond Police District officers patrolling a quiet Lismore CBD during COVID-19 lockdown.
15/30St Mary’s Primary School principal has been making funny videos for students while in lockdown.
16/30Councillor Lindsay Passfield, Kevin Hogan MP, Kyogle mayor Danielle Mulholland and Councillor Earle Grundy adhering to social distancing.
17/30Braythe, Cohen and Peyhton Bateman head to Kyogle Public School.
18/30The Bear Hunt in Evans Head included this fluffy dog.
19/30Can you spell your favourite NRL players name while stretching was one way to encourage people to exercise.
20/30Beach walks to exercise the dog was allowed and Belongil Beach in Byron Bay had plenty of happy pups.
21/30Coral Algie captured this 'alone' image at Evans Head.
22/30This couple had a hoot taking their wheelie bins out in Evans Head.
23/30Lions Rd closed at the Queensland/NSW border.
24/30An idyllic setting for relaxing at home.
25/30John Hamilton used the quiet time to notice nature in his Casino backyard.
26/30Larking about during all that time at home.
27/30Children helped in the garden more during lockdown.
28/30Bonalbo Pharmacy installed a window to serve customers while observing social distance rules.
29/30Casino neighbours shared a Happy Isolation meal voucher.
30/30All if a sudden everyone wanted chickens during iso.
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