Health experts call for less cautious, targeted approach
A daily average target of 10 cases, simpler targets and selectively managing higher risks rather than a blanket shutdown are key to a more balanced end of Victoria's second wave, according to health experts guiding the national pandemic response.
"This does seem a very conservative approach," former chief medical officer and now federal Health Department secretary Brendan Murphy said of Premier Daniel Andrews' reopening plan announced on Sunday.
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