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24.01.2022 Hello. This is your weekly reminder to wash your face covering. Say goodbye to the smell of stale coffee breath and hello to the sweet smell of fresh laundry. Y...ou won’t regret it. Get tips to safely wear and care for your face coverings: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/face-masks-and-coverings-covid-

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23.01.2022 Everyone who is tested for coronavirus (COVID-19) helps us understand how the virus is spreading. We need Victorians to keep getting tested when they develop sy...mptoms, even if they’ve had the test or virus previously. It's not yet known if having coronavirus (COVID-19) gives you immunity in the future, so it’s important for everyone to get tested again if symptoms develop. Find out where to get tested: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/where-get-tested-covid-19

23.01.2022 Stage 4 lockdown in Melbourne. No need to panic. Stay home & hand washing.Stage 4 lockdown in Melbourne. No need to panic. Stay home & hand washing.

21.01.2022 METRO MELBOURNE ROADMAP | Premier Daniel Andrews has revealed a staged approach to leaving lockdown. Current restrictions will be extended by two weeks with slight changes - such as a curfew pushback - in place. Regional Victoria's roadmap to come.

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18.01.2022 There are no best dressed prizes when you get tested. Wear your uggs, wear your top hat, wear your cape - just as long are you wear a mask and get tested if you... have symptoms. Everyone who is tested for coronavirus (#COVID19) helps us understand how the coronavirus is spreading. To the thousands of Victorians who have been tested, we say thank you. Learn more about getting tested here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested

18.01.2022 Telehealth is readily available. If you haven’t checked in with your GP in the last 6 weeks, why not do it now? Don’t wait until it gets worse. ... See more

15.01.2022 If paying rent is harder due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, you may qualify for a $3000 grant. Learn more: housing.vic.gov.au/rentrelief

13.01.2022 This spring, host a Girls' Night In to support all women affected by cancer. Have fun and stay connected we have ideas that you can achieve by staying physically distanced, or by using your phone, tablet or laptop!

12.01.2022 Maintaining good hygiene is more than washing your hands Cleaning and disinfecting high touch surfaces regularly can help stop the spread of coronavirus (COV...ID-19). That’s phones, keyboards, door handles, light switches and bench tops to name a few. Step 1: Wipe dirt and germs off a surface using common household detergent products. Step 2: Disinfect the surface. Supermarkets stock common household disinfection products it is important to use products that are labelled "disinfectant" and to follow the instructions on the label. Find out more about steps you can take to protect yourself and your family: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/staying-safe-covid-19

07.01.2022 With changes coming, Victorians should remember to continue keeping safe and well. It's important to understand the symptoms and risks, and practise good hygien...e and physical distancing measures. For more information on how stop the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), visit: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/how-stay-safe-and-well-covid-19 #COVID19Vic

07.01.2022 From 11:59pm 13 September, if you live alone or are a single parent you can create a social bubble with one other person. Here's what you need to know Yo...ur bubble buddy can visit your home. Your bubble buddy can be from a household or share house, but you can only visit them at their home when they are alone. Your bubble buddy must be the same person throughout the First and Second Steps. It is just you and your bubble buddy in your social bubble. Your bubble buddy isn’t allowed to form a bubble with someone else. Your bubble buddy can live more than 5km from your home. If you live in regional Victoria your bubble buddy needs to live in regional Victoria. If you live in metro Melbourne your bubble buddy needs to live in metro Melbourne. Find out more: https://www.vic.gov.au/first-step-restrictions-roadmap-FAQs

07.01.2022 I have had few enquires from people who want to travel to Japan under exemption from the current travel ban. To be allowed an entry, you need: The COVID-19 PCR test which is conducted within 72 hours of the departure. Please note that current turnaround for PCR testing is 48-96 hours. So there may be a chance that you will not get the result before you depart! We cannot provide any guarantee about the turnaround time. Apparently, this 72 hour-requirement is world wide rec...ommendation, so Japan will not accept any excuses. With lots of uncertainties around, I recommend you to postpone your trip. Melbourne may not be your permanent home, but stay put now to protect you and your loved ones now. * This PCR requirement does not apply to Japanese citizen. Photo: Dr George Forgan Smith

06.01.2022 Are you ready to make your home COVIDSafe? A good place to start is setting up a sanitation station. Here is what you’ll need to create your one-stop shop for... your sanitation needs: > Fresh masks > Hand sanitiser > Disinfectant and a cloth or disinfectant wipes to clean phones, keys and wallets > A container to store used face coverings More on making your home COVIDSafe: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/covid-19-home-safety-plan

03.01.2022 Not only for young people. People of all ages!