BREAKING: A single new coronavirus case has been detected in Victoria, in a close contact of somebody previously diagnosed. Details: 9News
The person has been isolation throughout their infectious period, Victorian Health, said.
Most restrictions have now been lifted in Melbourne, including the rule banning people from travelling 25km from home.Public gatherings now allow up to 20 people. People at home can have two visitors per day, plus dependents.Travel to regional Victoria is permitted, with hundreds of Victorians packing roads out as they drove to the regions last night.
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