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Victorias coronavirus lockdown is unnecessary because there are no mystery cases and could have been avoided if the state government had set up a universal QR code check-in system, a diseases expert has told Daily Mail Australia. Seven million Victorians are being ordered to stay at home in a circuit-breaker lockdown that started on Friday morning as an outbreak in Melbourne grew to 30 cases of the Indian variant of the disease.  But Professor Peter Collignon, of the Australian National Univer...

Victorian Opposition leader Michael O’Brien has raised questions as to why the state government took until today to implement a uniform QR code check-in system to assist with its contact tracing. “Only today does Victoria have one uniform QR check-in code system,” he said. “You’ve got to shake your head and ask why has it taken this government so many months to have one uniform system when clearly that is so important for accurate contact tracing? “Other states have had it for months...

Trio granted bail over alleged aggravated burglary in Longford town Reporter: liam.cosgrove@longfordleader.ie Defendants Paul Owens, Shauna Harper and Michael OBrien granted bail following a sitting of Mullingar District Court this afternoon );  ); Two men and a woman accused of carrying out an aggravated burglary in Longford which left a man in hospital have been granted bail. Paul Owens (42), 27 Oakvale, Longford, Michael OBrien (25), 4 Fraynes Garden, Kenagh and Shauna Harper, Apartment 1,...

Please, we need leniency in exceptional cases We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 29, 2021 — 12.02am Normal text size Credit:Illustration: Andrew Dyson To submit a letter to The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. LOCKDOWN Please, we need leniency in exceptional cases I support the decision to lockdown for a week. However, there should be a process for exceptional cases. My husband, who ...

Two men and a woman were charged following the incident on Wednesday of this week

Health authorities have urged Victorians to axe their plans before lockdown begins, with tough restrictions announced as the state battles a rapid outbreak.

States and Territories across Australia have imposed travel restrictions to Victoria following a spike in local COVID-19 cases.

At a passing glance, it looks as if there’s just no stopping a state traffic-enforcement bill from steamrolling its way into the Ohio Revised Code.On

The Victorian Government has introduced strict new restrictions for Melbourne in response to the latest coronavirus outbreak in the city. 

Victoria has recorded a further four coronavirus cases on Tuesday afternoon, taking the states total to nine as it faces another snap lockdown.