What does the localised Victorian lockdown mean?
From midnight tomorrow, if you live in one of the 10 postcodes subject to the stage 3 lockdown you will only be allowed to leave home for four reasons.
Those four reasons are shopping for food and essential goods, care and caregiving, exercise, and study or work.
Essentially, it’s back to late March for everyone in those suburbs.
The lockdown will remain in place until 29 July.
The postcodes again are 3038, 3064, 3047, 3060, 3012, 3032, 3055, 3042, 3021, 3046.
Businesses in those areas which have been able to open up, like restaurants and cafes to dine-in staff, and gyms and beauty salons, have to close again.
There will be a $5,000 support payment available.
From a Victorian government statement:
We know close personal contact has been the source of the spread. That’s why we need local residents to do the right thing: assume you may be infectious – and act accordingly.If you live outside these locations, there’s only four reasons to come in: shopping for food and supplies, care and caregiving, exercise, and study or work – if you can’t do it from home./-
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For anyone wondering what suburbs these include:
Maidstone, West Footscray,
Kingsville, Brooklyn, Tottenham,
St Albans, Kealba, Albanvale,
Kings Park, High Point City,
Maribyrnong, Ascot Vale,
Travancore, Water gardens,
Taylors Lakes, Keilor Downs,
Keilor Lodge, Airport West,
Niddrie, Keilor Park, Glenroy,
Hadfield, Oak Park, Broadmeadows,
Dallas, Jacana, Brunswick South,
Brunswick West, Mooneevale,
Moreland West, Fawkner,
Craigieburn, Roxburgh Park,
Mickleham, Kalkallo, Donnybrook.