There will be risks and benefits to residents of New South Wales (NSW) as the state reopens after 106 days in lockdown, public health and policy experts say. Having surpassed the 70 per cent double-dose vaccination milestone early last week, gyms, cafes, restaurants, pools, shops, hairdressers and beauticians will reopen in NSW from Monday and people will be allowed to venture more than five kilometres from home. Professor Jaya Dantas of Curtin University’s School of Population Health said the relaxation of restrictions heralded the beginning of Australia learning to “live with the virus.” “I think it is a very good move that we are opening up and the country will be watching how things pan out,” Dantas told AAP. “The outbreak has moved from an epidemic to a pandemic and in some ways it is going to be endemic for years to come. “We have to learn how to manage …