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Lockdown restrictions are eased in Victoria as contact tracers are confident that all cases linked to a recent outbreak are self-isolating. People are permitted to leave their homes for non-essential reasons but are required to wear a mask when they are indoors. Private gatherings of up to five people and public gatherings of up to 20 people are once again permitted. Non-essential businesses and on-campus learning have been reopened, and businesses that were working from home can have up to 50% of their employees return to the office.

Victoria's lockdown to lift at midnight but some restrictions remain in place

Sources:  The Guardian

Changes

  1. Lockdown are eased in Victoria as contact tracers are confident all cases linked to a recent outbreak are self-isolating. People are permitted to leave their homes for any reasons, but requires to wear a mask indoors. Private gatherings of up to 5 people and public gatherings of up to 20 are permitted once again. Non-essential businesses and on-campus learning are reopened, and business that were working from home can return up to 50% of their workforce to the office.
  2. Lockdown restrictions are eased in Victoria as contact tracers are confident all cases linked to a recent outbreak are self-isolating. People are permitted to leave their homes for any reason, but required to wear a mask indoors. Private gatherings of up to 5 people and public gatherings of up to 20 are permitted once again. Non-essential businesses and on-campus learning are reopened, and businesses that were working from home can return up to 50% of their workforce to the office.
  3. Lockdown restrictions are eased in Victoria as contact tracers are confident that all cases linked to a recent outbreak are self-isolating. People are permitted to leave their homes for non-essential reasons but are required to wear a mask when they are indoors. Private gatherings of up to five people and public gatherings of up to 20 people are once again permitted. Non-essential businesses and on-campus learning have been reopened, and businesses that were working from home can have up to 50% of their employees return to the office.

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