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15.01.2022 With the new steps in place for COVID-19, starting at 11:59 on 13th September, there are some questions, people have been asking what they can and can't do. I will make it a bit easier for everyone to follow. Single people who live alone, including single parents, can now nominate another single person or single parent to be part of their social bubble. You can only visit the person who is part of your bubble if they do not live with another person. If you're nominated pe...rson does live another person, they can not be home while you are there. You must wear a face-covering at all times, while at your nominated persons home. The 5 km rule does not apply for the social bubble; however, a Melbourne resident can not nominate a person from Regional Victoria and vice versa. The curfew for Melbourne still applies, which means you must be home and not travelling between 9pm to 5am. The roadblocks will still be in place until the end of October at this stage. If you have any questions or concerns about the rules, please contact the Coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398. I know this is a different time for many, but please stay strong and if you are down and suffering from Mental Health, please remember there are resources which can help, or just call a mate and have a chat to them over the phone. We will get through this.
12.01.2022 An article I wrote about our local playground reopening. It is so good to see kids back in the playgrounds and having fun. http://www.mcivortimes.com.au//09/23/1639703/ready-set-play
12.01.2022 I did a story about St Vincent's De Paul and this was the text message I received. Love being a Journalist
05.01.2022 Mental health is real and is all around us. We need to ensure we all stay connected with each other. Remember, it shows strength to ask for help.
03.01.2022 Has anyone had any dealings with Fastway Couriers. If so, could you please let me know on your experience?
03.01.2022 REGIONAL VICTORIA COVID-19 UPDATE From 11:59pm tomorrow, regional communities will progress to the Third Step of our reopening roadmap. - Household bubbles a possibility: that means, your household can choose one other household to be in a bubble. You can visit them in their home. They can visit you in your home with up to a total of five visitors. (visitors can only be from Regional Victoria) - People can gather in groups of 10 in outdoor public places, without a limit o...n the number of households. - Outdoor contact and non-contact sport will begin for regional Victorians aged 18 and under, as well as outdoor non-contact sport for adults. - Regional students are planned to return to onsite learning from Term 4. - The numbers for weddings and funerals will increase, and religious gatherings can happen outdoors with up to 10 people. - Hospitality businesses will be able to serve patrons outdoors, with a max of 50 seated patrons per venue, and an updated ‘two square metre’ density limit in place. - Indoors, venues can open with a cap of 10 seated customers per space with up to two spaces per venue and in line with the existing ‘four square metre’ density rule. Tables must be spaced at least 1.5m apart, cleaned after every customer and the details of all patrons must be kept. - Beauty and personal care services will also be available with a face covering. - Outdoor events like a play in the park or an open-air cinema can take place, in accordance with other restrictions. - Regional real estate agents will be able to hold auctions outdoors with up to ten people. - Travel can resume for regional Victorians holidaying anywhere in regional Victoria. See more
