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Victoria to resume hotel quarantine program with tighter Covid precautions

Victoria to resume hotel quarantine program with tighter Covid precautions
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Daniel Andrews foreshadows easing of COVID-19 restrictions as Victoria records zero new cases

Share on Twitter Premier Daniel Andrews is very confident restrictions will ease in Victoria on Friday, after the state recorded a sixth consecutive day with no new cases of coronavirus. Mr Andrews confirmed there were no new local or overseas acquired cases recorded on Thursday, following 18,282 tests. The number of active cases in the state has also dropped from 25 at the start of the week to 16. Yesterday there were no new cases reported. 18,282 test results were received. Thank you to those who got tested - #EveryTestHelps. However, thousands of people remain in self-isolation after coming into contact with cases linked to the Melbourne Airport Holiday Inn outbreak.

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Victoria coronavirus restrictions are poised to change today — here s what to expect

Victoria coronavirus restrictions are poised to change today â here s what to expect Posted ThuThursday 25 updated ThuThursday 25 FebFebruary 2021 at 10:55pm Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 1 Share Print text only Cancel With authorities reasonably confident they have the Holiday Inn outbreak under control, Premier Daniel Andrews has this week been flagging a dialling back of the remaining stage-four restrictions to those in place before Christmas. Here s what we expect to hear from the Victorian Premier today. The state can be quite positive about changes Yesterday, Mr Andrews said there would be meetings early today between the Chief Health Officer, his officials and government ministers to make the decision about whether or not it was safe to lift the remaining restrictions.

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Coronavirus: Travel vouchers back under new business support package as Victoria records no new COVID-19 cases ahead of vaccine rollout

Victoria’s new $143 million support package to help businesses recover from the five-day “circuit-breaker” lockdown will include an automatic $3000 payment for bars and pubs and a revival of the $200 travel voucher scheme.

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