Melbourne lockdown ends 22nd October 2021

[Bobby]

Worst ever.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-n ... 12a1e1e9b6


Australia Covid live news update:
Victoria reports 1,965 new cases and five deaths.

Victoria reports 1,965 cases and five deaths

Victoria has reported another record daily cases, with 1,965 reported today, and five deaths.

There were 73,443 tests and 41,177 vaccines administered in state-run clinics.

[lisa jones]

The ONLY way you poor sods down south of our border will ever see freedom is via the next state election.

And IF that farked up Dicktator gets voted back in then you lot deserve him.

[Bobby]

The ONLY way you poor sods down south of our border will ever see freedom is via the next state election.

And IF that farked up Dicktator gets voted back in then you lot deserve him.

Dan will be kicked out at the next election.

As for vaccines?
I got double vaxxed with AstraZeneca but I understand that for many
people the vaccines are not good enough so they don't want them.
There are also 1000s of unreported vaccine injuries and even deaths.
It's not surprising that there is vaccine hesitancy.

[lisa jones]

The ONLY way you poor sods down south of our border will ever see freedom is via the next state election.

And IF that farked up Dicktator gets voted back in then you lot deserve him.

Dan will be kicked out at the next election.

As for vaccines?
I got double vaxxed with AstraZeneca but I understand that for many
people the vaccines are not good enough so they don't want them.
There are also 1000s of unreported vaccine injuries and even deaths.
It's not surprising that there is vaccine hesitancy.

The vaccines were rushed and the lab rats were humans.

You better be right about that arsehole Dan. I've got so many Facebook friends from Victoria. It's like another country down there.

[sprintcyclist]

I'm sick of lockdowns - let it rip -
the lockdowns are always followed by more lockdowns -
there are limits to this -
it's been going on for 18 bloody months.

Yes.
Apparently today Melbourne becomes the most locked down city in the world

[sprintcyclist]

Their stupidity in being caught breaking their own mandates is unfathomable. It just shows their sheer arrogance.

It shows how unworkable their rules are that
not even they can follow them.
They change from day to day too.

One day it's OK and the next you're bashed to the ground by
5 cops and sprayed in the face with pepper spray.
That's what Dan needs.

the results show dan has failed badly

[Bobby]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-10/ ... /100527472



Victoria has recorded 1,890 new locally
acquired cases of COVID-19 and five people have died

Posted 3h ago
3 hours ago
, updated Just now




Key points:

Crowds of up to 10,000 will be allowed at Spring Racing Carnival events including the Melbourne Cup
15 venues across regional Victoria will begin participating in a vaccinated economy trial from Monday
Half of today's new cases are from Hume, Brimbank, Melton, Casey, Whittlesea and Wyndham

The Victorian government has announced that the Melbourne Cup will go ahead with crowds of up to 10,000 people on Tuesday November 2. All of those people will need to be fully vaccinated.

The deaths recorded in the state in the past 24 hours were two men in their 70s from Maribyrnong and Wyndham, a woman in her 80s from Yarra, and two men in their 50s from Melbourne and Brimbank.

The death toll for the current outbreak sits at 85.

It brings the total number of active cases in the state to 18,342, with 74,105 Victorians getting tested for COVID yesterday.

State-run sites administered 39,861 doses of the vaccine with more than 85 per cent of Victorians having now received at least one jab of a COVID vaccine and more than 57 per cent fully vaccinated.

[Bobby]

With such a high number of people vaxxed -
the virus should be suppressed now.
I expect the virus to die out.

[Bobby]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-11/ ... /100528404


Victoria records 1,612 COVID cases and
eight deaths,
Pfizer and Moderna vaccine availability widens





Posted 4h ago
4 hours ago
, updated 37m ago



Victoria has recorded 1,612 new local COVID-19 cases and eight deaths, as the state edges closer to its vaccination goals.
Key points:

There are now more than 19,000 active cases in the state
The death toll from the Delta outbreak has reached 93
Victorians over 60 are now able to get Pfizer and Moderna vaccinations at state-run hubs

The new cases were detected from 73,138 test results processed yesterday, and take the state's active cases to 19,012.

Five of the state's eight deaths were from Melbourne's north and west, with a woman in her 70s and a man in his 60s from Darebin, a man in his 80s from Maribyrnong, a man in his 80s from Brimbank and a woman in her 70s from Whittlesea passing away with the virus.

The other three deaths were a man in his 70s from the City of Melbourne, a man in his 40s from Port Phillip and a man in his 70s from Glen Eira.

The death toll for the current outbreak in Victoria now stands at 93.

There are 677 people in hospital with COVID, with 133 in ICU. 94 of those are on a ventilator.

[Bobby]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-12/ ... /100531182[/url]

Victoria records 1,466 new local COVID-19 cases
and eight deaths


Posted 3h ago
3 hours ago
, updated 14m ago






Victoria has recorded 1,466 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases and eight deaths, but the state's seven-day average of new cases has fallen for the first time in months.
Key points:

The death toll from the current outbreak in Victoria now stands at 101, and there are 19,627 active cases
More than 36,000 doses of vaccine were administered at state-run centres yesterday, and more at GP clinics
Health authorities are concerned about rising case numbers in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs

There are now 19,627 active cases of the virus in the state, and 101 people have died in Victoria during the current outbreak.

The eight deaths overnight include a man in his 90s from Hume, a man in his 80s from Moonee Valley, a man in his 80s from Monash, a woman in her 70s from Maribyrnong, a woman in her 80s from Whittlesea, a man in his 70s and a woman in her 50s from Moreland, and a man in his 40s from Bayside.

Despite this, Victoria's chief health officer Brett Sutton said he was "cautiously optimistic" about the trend in new cases, which has fallen for the first time since August.