Masks must still be worn inside. But more people in metropolitan Melbourne can return to offices, with 75% capacity – or 30 people in a workplace – whichever is greater.
"But it’s no exaggeration to say the single most important thing every single Victorian can do is to get tested as soon as they have even the mildest of symptoms."
"Among those not vaccinated – possibly up to 30 per cent of the community – we could see a large number of hospitalisations and deaths, as well as many cases of ‘long COVID’.”
Please donate to the organisations that spend 100% of the money collected on the relief work rather than spend 30-60% on their administrative structure.
“Your run or walk can take place anywhere, at any time on the weekend across the event weekend. We welcome runners of all abilities from all over the world to join us for this important cause."
Metropolitan Melbourne will move to almost the same settings currently in place across regional Victoria. And regional Victoria will move towards further easing.
A new Australian not-for-profit organisation focused on disaster preparedness, response, recovery and community resilience has been launched in Sydney.
The Australian Foundation for Disaster Relief...
“ A language spoken across the factories of Chennai, the boardrooms of Singapore and the ports of the Indian Ocean is a national economic asset, not just a community heritage.”
