Victoria's lockdown extended into next week as state records nine new cases
Advertisement Victoria’s lockdown will be extended by a week as the state government tightens restrictions on people returning from NSW red zones and records nine new cases in addition to four revealed on Monday. Announcing the seven-day extension on Tuesday, the day the original snap five-down lockdown was set to end, Premier Daniel Andrews said the state needed more time to avoid an outbreak on a scale similar to Sydney and NSW but that no major changes would be made to the existing public health rules. The lockdown is now set to end at 11.59pm on Tuesday, July 27. “As promising as our ...