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Density Limits and Masks mostly gone
Bydeedee
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced a wide-ranging easing of COVID-19 restrictions across Victoria with the state due to reach a major vaccination milestone this weekend. From 11:59 pm tonight (Thursday) , there will no longer be density limits at hospitality venues, restrictions on home visits will be removed, and masks will no longer be…
COVID 3 New Cases in Baw Baw
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Three new COVID positive cases have been recorded in Baw Baw Shire today. There are now 12 active cases across the shire. Two new cases are listed in in the 3821 postcode and one in 3823 postcode. (Health Department data) There are no new exposure sites listed in the shire as yet. However, Trafalgar IGA…
New rules for visitors to hospital and aged care settings.
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From Gippsland Region Public Health Unit Under new pandemic orders, from 11.59pm Wednesday 12 January 2022 there was an update to the rules for visitors to hospital and aged care settings. Visitors in hospitals must have received two doses of the COVID vaccine or must return a negative RAT result before entering. Adults who have…
Cricket – Us v Them at Erica this Saturday
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Don’t forget the charity cricket match is on this Saturday 22nd Jan at the Erica Reserve.. Arrive at 9.00 am to register to play, or 10.30 am to spectate. Campers v locals raising funds for the Erica & District CFA proudly run and organised by us! Donation buckets will be around – $5 to play…
One Party, 19 households exposed to COVID
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Weimar: Next few days critical when it comes to Latrobe City’s COVID outbreak 29/09/2021 Victorian COVID-19 response commander Jeroen Weimar was visiting COVID-19 testing sites today. photograph michelle slate Victorian COVID-19 response commander Jeroen Weimar said the next two or three days will be critical to determine any additionally significant coronavirus cases in Latrobe City….
No more cross crossers on crossing?
ByDeeGee
After many years of carefully avoiding mud and puddles, the Rawson Primary School children will soon have a concrete pathway on both sides of their school crossing. If they still exist, the ‘Best Muddy Boot’ competition and puddle jumplng lessons will hopefully have to find new locations.