There are renewed fears Victoria is running out of the Pfizer Covid vaccine after the dwindling stockpile was used on thousands of citizens in lockdown.
The Bearded Jaffle co-owner Todd Gawn. Source: supplied
One Melbourne small business has taken it on itself to support some of the city’s casual workers, offering free meals to anyone who has found themselves with no income and no support for two weeks. And the local community has jumped on board with a gusto.
The Bearded Jaffle in Ascot Vale the toastie business owned by AFL star Max Gawn and his brother Todd Gawn is shouting lunches for casual workers, hospitality staff and contractors, or anyone else who has found themselves without any income at all during Melbourne’s fourth COVID-19 lockdown.