Tasmania's lockdown will lift at 6:00pm tonight
Premier Peter Gutwein says there will be some additional restrictions.

Masks still need to be worn until 6:00pm on Friday.

Masks will apply indoors and outdoors for anyone 12 years and over unless in your own home or in your own vehicle driven either by yourself or with your immediate family.

Importantly, if you visit someone else's home, you must wear a mask.

If you leave the 12 LGAs which were under lockdown, or travel north out of that area, you must continue to wear your mask while you're in another part of the state.

If you're somebody travelling into the 12 LGAs from another part of the state, you will need to wear a mask as well.

Restrictions that currently apply for aged care and hospitals will remain in place until 6:00pm on Friday night.

If you're undertaking intense exercise, for example, running or cycling, you do not need to wear a mask.

Wear a mask in the office but if you're alone in an office or a work space by yourself, then you don't need to wear the mask unless someone enters the room and obviously that person should be wearing a mask.

If you're working by yourself in an outdoor space with nobody else around you, then you don't need to wear a mask.

You need to wear a mask to a restaurant or to a hotel but to eat and drink you can remove the mask.

In schools, masks are required for all students except those aged under 12 years or students at a primary school.

But importantly, for those 12-year-olds that might be still attending primary school, there's no need to wear a mask at school, but you need to wear your mask heading to school and leaving school.

Children should bring their own masks, however if your child attends a government school and doesn't have one, the school will supply one.

All teachers and school staff are required to wear masks subject to the same exemptions as others. But where clear enunciation is essential you can take a mask off, or while communicating with somebody who is a deaf, your mask can come off.

Like any other workers, exemptions will be provided for those with a physical or mental illness, condition or disability that makes the wearing of a mask unsuitable subject to suitable documentation.

Masks should be worn to and from school or community sport and when not actively participating.