Case detected in Mildura as protest cluster grows
Mildura is on high alert after a new Covid case was detected, it comes as a cluster linked to those inside the CFMEU head office during riots two weeks ago has now grown to seven.
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Bakery owner slams Victoria’s ‘flawed’ isolation policies
A small business owner says 50 of his staff were forced into isolation, even those who hadn’t come into contact with a positive worker.
Vaccine mandate a chest-beating exercise from Andrews
Making the Covid jab compulsory for millions of authorised workers is an attempt to scare people into submission.
Is chaotic reopening of sport an omen for the state?
If the shambolic reopening of golf and tennis clubs is any indication of how the rest of the state will open up, then God help us.
‘Breach of human rights’: Golf courses open, toilets not
Melbourne golfers will have to hold it in after courses reopened but clubs were told to keep their toilets shut, sparking a fierce backlash.
We can’t let post-lockdown rules erase normal life forever
While measures such as rapid Covid tests have their place, if we need one daily, the return to normal life will be slow and arduous.
Lifting curfew on grand final night would give glimmer of hope
The weak-as-water roadmap was a downer for many Victorians. Allowing us to enjoy the grand final with friends would be a boost to get us through.
Melbourne to claim world lockdown title on Oct 4
As cases climb and restrictions keep dragging on, Melbourne will officially become the world’s most locked-down city on October 4.
Businesses’ fury at ‘dog’s breakfast’ lockdown map
Businesses say Dan Andrews’ map out of lockdown is a “dog’s breakfast” and believe his government has ignored the national reopening plan.
Andrews’ map takes the long, slow road to ‘normal’
Daniel Andrews’ roadmap was meant to give Victorians hope that life was returning to normal. Instead, we’ve been served up normal-lite.
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