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Panic buyers returned to supermarkets in Victoria after lockdown announced  Victoria will enter lockdown that will last for seven days starting at midnight The cases linked to Whittlesea cluster ballooned to 26, from 15 on Wednesday In excess of 10,000 primary and secondary contacts have been identified The 5km travel limit will also be reimposed for exercise and shopping Essential stores like supermarkets, bottle shops and pharmacies will stay open  Cafes and restaurants will only be allowed to offer take-away services 

Advertisement Fresh Victorian restrictions have been announced from 6pm on Tuesday in response to five new cases in a growing coronavirus outbreak in Melbourne’s north. Mask-wearing and restrictions on private gatherings are back in Melbourne after four members of the same family from the Whittlesea local government area tested positive to coronavirus and a close contact of one of those cases also returned a positive result. The Curry Vault restaurant in Bank Place, in the CBD, was named an exposure site after a Wollert man who contracted coronavirus dined there earlier this month. Credit:E...

Credit:Simon Schluter A close contact of one of those cases also returned a positive result on Tuesday morning, before four members of his family tested positive on Tuesday afternoon. The first five cases have been linked through genomic testing to a Melbourne man who tested positive more than two weeks ago and who is suspected of becoming infected while in hotel quarantine in South Australia. Cases 10 to 15 include workplace contacts of case nine. The Curry Vault restaurant in Bank Place, in the CBD, was named an exposure site after a Wollert man who contracted coronavirus dined there earlie...

Health by Rhiannon Tuffield and Erin Lyons 24th May 2021 10:58 AM Victorian health authorities are carrying out urgent contact tracing after recording two “likely” COVID-19 cases. The Victorian Department of Health on Monday confirmed the possibility of two coronavirus cases in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, just days after revealing it had missed a Woolworths as a coronavirus exposure site earlier in the month. The department said a full investigation was underway into the results, and initial public health actions ...

Darrian Traynor/Getty Images Two “likely positive” cases of coronavirus have been identified in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, the Victorian health department says (file photo). Two “likely positive” cases of coronavirus have been identified in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, the Victorian health department says. Health authorities believe the two cases are connected and are putting in place public health measures while both people are tested. On Friday, the health department admitted it named the wrong business as an exposure site during a Covid-19 outbreak earlier this month. Th...