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Victoria records 22 new Covid-19 cases as mystery link solved

People wearing face masks walk through Melbourne s Southbank on 16 July. Photo: AFP As of Tuesday night, there were three people in hospital with Covid-19 in Victoria. There were a record 59,355 test results received yesterday, and 18,099 doses of vaccine were administered at state-run sites. The ABC also understands a mystery case that emerged yesterday at Roxburgh Park has now been linked to a known outbreak. Health authorities said yesterday the 20-year-old woman had potential social links to the City of Hume outbreak. There are now more than 350 venues listed as exposure sites in Victoria, with several locations identified as key sites by health authorities.

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Victoria COVID cases grow by 22; NSW hard border enacted

Advertisement The state government is pumping another $282 million into its business support package as Victoria prepares for the second week of its latest COVID-19 lockdown. Business Minister Martin Pakula said on Wednesday that pubs, clubs and other licensed venues will now be eligible for new payments of $4200 on top of the $3000 available for the first five days of lockdown. Other businesses eligible for the state payments can claim another $2800 in addition to the $2000 made available last week. Businesses in Victoria’s ski fields, which have seen their peak season hit hard by the lockdown and have been able to claim $15,000 from the government, will get access to another $3000.

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Victoria Covid update: cases reach 10-month high, with 22 new local infections

Foley said the state government’s decision to isolate the secondary contacts of primary close contacts of Covid-19 cases was paying off, with half of the new infections reported on Wednesday being household contacts of primary close contacts. Over 18,000 primary close contacts and over 10,000 secondary close contacts are currently isolating across the state. Sign up to receive an email with the top stories from Guardian Australia every morning “If Victoria wasn’t managing those secondary close contacts as tightly as we are now, the advice that we have is that this virus would have got beyond us already. It has not,” Foley said.

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Coronavirus update for Victoria - Wednesday 21 July 2021

Coronavirus update for Victoria - Wednesday 21 July 2021
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Delay on border closure exposed Victoria to more risk: Victorian Liberals

Delay on border closure exposed Victoria to more risk: Victorian Liberals
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