Woolworths has been hit by coronavirus, with several workers in self-isolation after 52 staff returned positive tests to the deadly disease across 44 Melbourne locations. It follows announcements of infections at Coles, DFO and Costco.
Two teenagers were forced to run for their lives after a pair of thugs armed with a metal pole launched an explosive attack on them outside a Narre Warren petrol station. And a quick-thinking victim used a sneaky trick to buy himself more time to run.
Dozens of Melburnians have been left feeling grumpy and hungry with a recent spike in food delivery thefts leaving many without a meal on the table. And some residents suspect the distasteful thieves are stalking delivery trucks in a bid to time their hit.
Three people have tragically died and a total of 70 people have been infected as an Edithvale aged care cluster climbs, while more infections have been uncovered at an aged care centre in Mentone, Mordialloc and Brighton.
Residents living inside an Edithvale house are lucky to be alive after the property was peppered with bullets in a drive-by shooting. And investigators have now launched a probe into the disturbing attack.
New data has revealed which suburbs have been hardest hit by coronavirus in Frankston and there is one standout, while another postcode recorded zero cases. It comes after workers from Woolies Frankston and Karingal Hub returned positive tests.
New data has revealed which suburbs have been hardest hit by coronavirus in Kingston and there is one standout, while another postcode has zero cases. It comes after three residents at an Edithvale aged care home tragically died from the disease.
Coronavirus conspirators have littered a southeast suburb with anti-mask messages, depicting Premier Daniel Andrews as Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. The vandals also made wild claims that face masks “don’t work” and urged residents to “resist” wearing them.
Three elderly people have died from coronavirus and more than 40 people have been infected as a Brighton aged care cluster climbs, while more infections have been uncovered at an aged care centre in Edithvale.
Eight coronavirus cases have been linked to a family run butcher in Melbourne’s southeast after a man worked without knowing he was infected. But the proud owner is dedicated to staying transparent with customers and hopes to reopen next week.
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