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Tasmania declares whole of Victoria 'high-risk' COVID-19 area Posted FriFriday 12 updated FriFriday 12 The new travel restrictions were announced by Premier Petr Gutwein. ( Share Print text only Tasmania has declared the entire state of Victoria as high-risk as of midnight on Friday. All travellers from Victoria to Tasmania will have to self-isolate for 14 days, at their home or in hotel quarantine. "I would hope that this is a temporary measure. We will be cognisant of what occurs in Victoria over the next five days," Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein said. Mr Gutwein said there was new advic...

An UberX fare from St Kilda to Melbourne Airport normally costs around $60 The fare almost doubled to $114.90 right after new lockdown was announced  A trip from Albert Park to Collingwood more than doubled to $50.89 on Friday Melburnians were likely trying to escape ahead of lockdown, forcing up prices There were also chaotic scenes of panic buying in supermarkets in Melbourne

Victoria could be headed for a third lockdown with health authorities in 'pandemonium' fearing they have lost control of a 'third wave' of Covid-19. Premier Daniel Andrews held heated crisis talks with health chiefs on Thursday night after five new infections were linked to the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport cluster, bringing the outbreak to 13 cases. State government advisers were instructed to draw up plans for a third lockdown as early as Friday evening which would spell an end to crowds at the Australian Open. Victoria is on the brink of a third lockdown. Pictured: Tennis fans enjoy Day f...

Victorian health officials early on Friday morning said customers and staff at Terminal 4's Brunetti cafe may have been at risk at any time between 4.45am and 1.15pm on February 9.

Five million Melbourne residents are bracing for lockdown once again as a Covid-19 cluster grows to 13, with five new cases reported on Friday. Victorian ministers held a cabinet meeting at 11.45am to discuss a five-day lockdown that could involve confining residents to their homes except for essential reasons and closing schools and businesses. The restrictions are expected to come into play on Friday evening after Premier Daniel Andrews gives a press conference at 1pm.  A city-wide lockdown could see fans banned from the Australian Open with Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic and Aussie sup...