Business New South Wales CEO Daniel Hunter says within two or three weeks there will be a “very different New South Wales” as restrictions begin to ease on Monday.
“I think as this goes on that people will actually get confidence very quickly.“We’ll see people confident; we’ll see people going out; we’ll see people travelling to the regions, taking the holidays, going to the restaurants.
“What we saw last time when we came out of a lockdown is that rebound was very, very quick, the economy came back very, very quickly – and that’s a good thing.”
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