The new measures include a ban on all indoor, non-essential gatherings of more than 100 people. There will also be a ban on non essential outdoor gatherings of more than 500 people.

This decision has the potential to affect clubs.

A spokesperson for Mittagong RSL said that the club would operate 'business as usual' but there might restrictions on how many patrons can enter later down the track.

They also said that the club had extra hygiene measures in place.

"We're removing menus and keno holders from the tables," she said.

"Any unnecessary surface that can transmit germs.

"We also have hand santisers around the club and encourage patrons to use them."

Bowral Bowling Club will also remain open.

A spokesperson from the club said that they had reviewed several policies and have decided to postpone their meetings.

Bowral Bowling Club has also increased its hygiene measures around the club and bistro.

Moss Vale Service Club was contacted for comment.

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