Melbourne lockdown ends 22nd October 2021
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
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Don't believe a word of the fake news coming out of the mainstream media tonight. Police are NOT THE REAL VICTIMS of what happened today—this woman and scores of other defenceless protesters are.
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Don't believe a word of the fake news coming out of the mainstream media tonight. Police are NOT THE REAL VICTIMS of what happened today—this woman and scores of other defenceless protesters are.
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
You need to get on Tiktok Bobby, loads of raw footage the media won't show.
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- Bobby
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
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Don't believe a word of the fake news coming out of the mainstream media tonight. Police are NOT THE REAL VICTIMS of what happened today—this woman and scores of other defenceless protesters are.
I watched channel 7, 9 and ABC 2 -
not a mention about the poor 70 year old woman
brutally knocked to the ground by police -
bashing her head against the road and then
instead of being helped -
she was sprayed in the face with pepper spray.
Is she still alive?
Did she go to hospital?
Why hasn't the news covered this?
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Don't believe a word of the fake news coming out of the mainstream media tonight. Police are NOT THE REAL VICTIMS of what happened today—this woman and scores of other defenceless protesters are.
I watched channel 7, 9 and ABC 2 -
not a mention about the poor 70 year old woman
brutally knocked to the ground by police -
bashing her head against the road and then
instead of being helped -
she was sprayed in the face with pepper spray.
Is she still alive?
Did she go to hospital?
Why hasn't the news covered this?
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-19/ ... /100473210
Victoria records 507 new local COVID cases
and one death ahead of lockdown roadmap release
Posted 10m ago
10 minutes ago
, updated 7m ago
Victoria has recorded 507 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 and one further death ahead of the unveiling of a roadmap out of lockdown.
It takes the number of active cases in the state to 5,262, with the vast majority of those acquired in the community.
They were detected from 58,619 test results processed on Saturday.
The health department has not provided details about how many of the new infections are linked to known outbreaks, as contact tracers work to stay on top of the Delta outbreak.
There were 43,441 doses of COVID-19 vaccines administered in state-run sites.
Earlier federal data shows at least 71.2 per cent of Victorians had one dose, and 43.5 per cent were fully vaccinated.
With infections expected to keep rising and pressure mounting on the state's healthcare system, Melbourne will stay in some form of lockdown until more of the population has had both doses.
A roadmap, underpinned by Burnet Institute modelling, will be released by Premier Daniel Andrews later today.
More to come.
Victoria records 507 new local COVID cases
and one death ahead of lockdown roadmap release
Posted 10m ago
10 minutes ago
, updated 7m ago
Victoria has recorded 507 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 and one further death ahead of the unveiling of a roadmap out of lockdown.
It takes the number of active cases in the state to 5,262, with the vast majority of those acquired in the community.
They were detected from 58,619 test results processed on Saturday.
The health department has not provided details about how many of the new infections are linked to known outbreaks, as contact tracers work to stay on top of the Delta outbreak.
There were 43,441 doses of COVID-19 vaccines administered in state-run sites.
Earlier federal data shows at least 71.2 per cent of Victorians had one dose, and 43.5 per cent were fully vaccinated.
With infections expected to keep rising and pressure mounting on the state's healthcare system, Melbourne will stay in some form of lockdown until more of the population has had both doses.
A roadmap, underpinned by Burnet Institute modelling, will be released by Premier Daniel Andrews later today.
More to come.
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Re: Melbourne 5th lockdown to start tonight.
Could you put a reference to that please?billy the kid wrote: ↑Thu Jul 15, 2021 4:05 pmThere will be no emergency lockdown payment for Victorians if the lockdown
only goes for 3-5 days....
No money for Victorians...
Unless the lockdown is for a longer period....
This country is run by fools and full of sheep.....
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
Damn it - we'll be in lockdown for another 6 weeks at least.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-19/ ... /100474302
Victoria's roadmap out of COVID lockdown
released by Premier Daniel Andrews
By state political reporters Richard Willingham and Bridget Rollason, and Yara Murray-Atfield
Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
, updated 16m ago
Melbourne will be in lockdown until late October and greater freedoms will be granted to fully vaccinated Victorians once 80 per cent of the eligible population has been double dosed, the state's roadmap has revealed.
Key points:
Premier Daniel Andrews has warned there will be "very difficult days" ahead for the state's health system
A 70 per cent double-dose vaccination target is projected to be hit on October 26, when hospitality will reopen
Once an 80 per cent double-dose target is hit in November, vaccinated people will be allowed into more venues
But hospital capacity is expected to be severely stretched and daily cases are projected to soar into the thousands over the coming month, according to the modelling underpinning the plan.
And from tonight, Geelong, the Surf Coast and the Mitchell Shire will re-enter lockdown for seven days, due to increased cases in the regions.
The regional areas join Metropolitan Melbourne and Greater Ballarat in the lockdown, which includes only six allowed reasons to leave home and restrictions on movement.
Under the roadmap unveiled by Premier Daniel Andrews, once the state reaches 80 per cent single-dose coverage, contactless recreation including golf, tennis and bowls will be permitted.
After that, the state's restrictions will remain in place until 70 per cent of the 16-plus population has had two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, which is expected on October 26.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-19/ ... /100474302
Victoria's roadmap out of COVID lockdown
released by Premier Daniel Andrews
By state political reporters Richard Willingham and Bridget Rollason, and Yara Murray-Atfield
Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
, updated 16m ago
Melbourne will be in lockdown until late October and greater freedoms will be granted to fully vaccinated Victorians once 80 per cent of the eligible population has been double dosed, the state's roadmap has revealed.
Key points:
Premier Daniel Andrews has warned there will be "very difficult days" ahead for the state's health system
A 70 per cent double-dose vaccination target is projected to be hit on October 26, when hospitality will reopen
Once an 80 per cent double-dose target is hit in November, vaccinated people will be allowed into more venues
But hospital capacity is expected to be severely stretched and daily cases are projected to soar into the thousands over the coming month, according to the modelling underpinning the plan.
And from tonight, Geelong, the Surf Coast and the Mitchell Shire will re-enter lockdown for seven days, due to increased cases in the regions.
The regional areas join Metropolitan Melbourne and Greater Ballarat in the lockdown, which includes only six allowed reasons to leave home and restrictions on movement.
Under the roadmap unveiled by Premier Daniel Andrews, once the state reaches 80 per cent single-dose coverage, contactless recreation including golf, tennis and bowls will be permitted.
After that, the state's restrictions will remain in place until 70 per cent of the 16-plus population has had two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, which is expected on October 26.
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
' .............. But hospital capacity is expected to be severely stretched and daily cases are projected to soar into the thousands over the coming month, according to the modelling underpinning the plan. ............. 'Bobby wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 3:30 pmDamn it - we'll be in lockdown for another 6 weeks at least.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-19/ ... /100474302
Victoria's roadmap out of COVID lockdown
released by Premier Daniel Andrews
By state political reporters Richard Willingham and Bridget Rollason, and Yara Murray-Atfield
Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
, updated 16m ago
Melbourne will be in lockdown until late October and greater freedoms will be granted to fully vaccinated Victorians once 80 per cent of the eligible population has been double dosed, the state's roadmap has revealed.
Key points:
Premier Daniel Andrews has warned there will be "very difficult days" ahead for the state's health system
A 70 per cent double-dose vaccination target is projected to be hit on October 26, when hospitality will reopen
Once an 80 per cent double-dose target is hit in November, vaccinated people will be allowed into more venues
But hospital capacity is expected to be severely stretched and daily cases are projected to soar into the thousands over the coming month, according to the modelling underpinning the plan.
And from tonight, Geelong, the Surf Coast and the Mitchell Shire will re-enter lockdown for seven days, due to increased cases in the regions.
The regional areas join Metropolitan Melbourne and Greater Ballarat in the lockdown, which includes only six allowed reasons to leave home and restrictions on movement.
Under the roadmap unveiled by Premier Daniel Andrews, once the state reaches 80 per cent single-dose coverage, contactless recreation including golf, tennis and bowls will be permitted.
After that, the state's restrictions will remain in place until 70 per cent of the 16-plus population has had two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, which is expected on October 26.
I would like to see that modelling
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Re: Melbourne 6th lockdown continues.
sprintcyclist wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 3:54 pm
' .............. But hospital capacity is expected to be severely stretched and daily cases are projected to soar into the thousands over the coming month, according to the modelling underpinning the plan. ............. '
I would like to see that modelling
I don't know anymore.
This 6th lockdown started on the 5th of August 2021
and was meant to last for 1 week.
Dan lied to us.
Looks like there will still be lockdown rules by Xmas.
I say - just open the place up now and let it rip -
anyone who dies - tough luck -
better to be dead than be in jail forever.
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