This is how life in Melbourne and Victoria will look in stage one and in a COVID normal, and how we get there. The reasons you can leave your house, which students will be at school and how going to a cafe will work.
A woman remains in a critical but stable condition and a woman believed to be her mother is in hospital following a house fire and suspected stabbing attack at Cranbourne West. It comes as neighbours described the scene at the “usually quiet” house.
Here are your real life questions answered about how life in Victoria will look after Sunday. All the answers from haircuts, Bunnings visits and schooling to visiting cafes, restaurants and pubs are here.
One man’s trash has turned into another man’s hefty fine for a career antique dealer, who was pinged after taking a stereo from a Frankston nature strip during hard rubbish collection. But the man is adamant he hasn’t broken any rules.
A serious medical condition could be to blame for the tragic death of an elderly Aspendale driver, it has been revealed. It comes after paramedics worked tirelessly to revive the 90-year-old man after he suddenly lost control of his car in Edithvale.
Two men were lucky not to avoid a knife attack after a group of thugs chased them down the road as they were walking home at Cranbourne North. And you’ll never believe where police found one of the cowardly attackers.
The shocking toll of accidental drug overdoses in the Frankston region has been revealed, with the area recording the third most fatalities in Melbourne. It comes as struggling Frankston residents were forced into homelessness to avoid drug-ridden share houses.
The tragic death toll at an Edithvale aged care home has been revealed as dozens of COVID-19 positive staff members continue to self-isolate. It comes after at least 37 of deaths recorded across Melbourne on Monday were linked to aged care outbreaks.
A Pakenham woman was less than three months away from giving birth when her possessive partner bashed her and accused her of having an affair. But the violent and remorseless thug said he wasn’t to blame for the horrifying bedroom attack.
Unlucky homeowners somewhere in Melbourne’s southeast must be enduring a nightmare living just doors down from dramatic anti-masker ‘Bunnings Karen’. But there’s plenty of other hellish neighbours Melburnians have had to endure.
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