We are still locked up.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-01/victoria-covid-cases-lockdown-melbourne-r...Victoria records 120 COVID cases and two deaths
as details of lockdown extension set to be announced
By state political reporter Richard Willingham and staff
Posted 3h ago
3 hours ago
, updated 1h ago
Playgrounds will be reopened but
the 9:00pm curfew will remain in Melbourne,
as part of revised restrictions to be announced today, senior government sources have told the ABC.
Key points:
Victoria recorded its biggest daily case count since September 2, 2020
The government will today release details of what case numbers need to be reached for restrictions to be eased
The ambulance union says paramedics who attended the house of a woman who died weren't told she had COVID
Health officials and government ministers have met to discuss what restrictions would be eased from Friday, when the current lockdown is due to be extended.
The government is also set to announce a vaccine priority scheme for year 12 students, but will confirm other year levels are unlikely to return to classrooms this term.
Victoria has recorded 120 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases, 64 of which have been linked to existing outbreaks.
It is the first time the state's daily cases have been in the triple digits since 110 cases were detected on September 2 last year at the tail of the Victoria's devastating second wave.
There were also two deaths that were reported late yesterday and included in today's numbers.
Health authorities say they will provide more information about the quarantine status of the cases later today.