Matthew Delahunty Lawyer in Bentleigh, Victoria | Lawyer & law firm

Matthew Delahunty Lawyer

Locality: Bentleigh, Victoria

Phone: +61 418 575 904

Address: PO Box 35 3204 Bentleigh, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.matthewdelahunty.com.au

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25.01.2022 Here is the current list of businesses which are permitted to open in Melbourne under Stage 4 restrictions. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-work-premises-purpose

21.01.2022 For those interested, here is my 5 minute analysis regarding the issue which has erupted concerning Victoria's curfew - https://www.matthewdelahunty.com.au/victorias-curfew/

15.01.2022 Justices Simon Steward and Jacqueline Gleeson of the Federal Court have been appointed as Justices of the High Court of Australia to replace Justices Geoffrey Nettle and Virginia Bell. https://www.theage.com.au//federal-court-judges-elevated-t

11.01.2022 My blog post outlining the legislative provisions which give the Chief Health Officer power to mandate wearing of face masks. https://www.matthewdelahunty.com.au/melbourne-faces-masks-/

10.01.2022 For Melbourne to move to the Third Step in easing restrictions, the 14 day rolling average must be 5 new cases per day or less. With the first possible date for easing being 19 October 2020, the 14 days started yesterday. New cases recorded yesterday and today were 9 and 15 respectively. In order to have a 14 day average of 5 or less on 18 October 2020, Melbourne must have an average of 3.8 new cases per day over the next 12 days. Likely?

09.01.2022 In Victoria from midnight tonight masks will no longer be compulsory outdoors if people can maintain social distancing

06.01.2022 Wearing of face masks / coverings in public or at work will now be mandatory in Melbourne from Wednesday evening

02.01.2022 According to today's data, the number of active coronavirus cases in Victoria has dropped to 1,483. Of those, 763 are in aged care and 251 are affected health care workers. That makes only 469 active cases in the broader community.