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Victoria has recorded no local infections after a man who went through hotel quarantine in SA and returned to Melbourne tested positive for COVID-19.

Hundreds of AFL fans who caught the train to and from the Richmond vs Geelong game on Friday night may have been exposed to coronavirus. The AFL has contacted more than 50,000 fans who attended Friday's Richmond-Geelong match, amid fears hundreds may have been exposed to COVID-19 on the train. The Craigieburn to Southern Cross service between 5.28pm and 6.07pm on Friday has been listed as a tier two exposure site, along with the Flinders St to Craigieburn service between 10.20pm and 11.05pm. AFL fans who attended the Richmond v Geelong match on Friday night at the MCG have been warned they ma...

COVID-positive case flew to Australia from India via Maldives and Singapore11/05/2021|6min The man who has tested positive for COVID-19 in Melbourne after leaving hotel quarantine in Adelaide departed India via the Maldives and Singapore before entering Australia. The man tested positive twice for COVID-19 on Tuesday after developing symptoms on May 8. Victorian Health Minister confirmed the man spent 14-days in mandatory hotel quarantine before returning to Melbourne on May 4 where he was likely infectious from May 6. Mr Foley said the man flew from India before travelling through the Maldiv...

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Opposition health spokeswoman Georgie Crozier has requested a copy of a ‘secret’ letter that purportedly exonerated I Cook Foods on the day of its enforced closure by health authorities. Ms Crozier told State Parliament that she lodged freedom-of-information requests for “critical correspondence’ sent by Knox City Council to the state’s health department on 22 February 2019. It was allegedly sent the same day that the Dandenong South-based ICF was closed by the department as part of an investigation into a patient’s death from an alleged listeria infection at ...

Share on Twitter Victoria's Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has received his first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine as the state's mass vaccination hubs open to people aged over 70. Professor Sutton, who is aged in his 50s, says he was excited to receive the jab. "I know it will protect me - and with the second dose in 12 weeks time - that will be really substantial protection," he told reporters at the Royal Exhibition Building on Wednesday. "You do it for yourself, but we're doing it for everyone ultimately and it's going to make Australia a different place." It's hoped Profess...