The businesses argue the government breached its duty to take reasonable care in implementing infection prevention procedures at quarantine hotels,resulting in the spread of COVID-19 and a 112-day lockdown.
If you’re feeling you have nothing left in the tank,it’s entirely understandable. But there is perhaps some comfort in knowing this is an experience shared by others.
Despite lots of love from critics and audiences,She Said has been called “one of the biggest box office flops in history”.
Lord Mayor Sally Capp says the coronavirus pandemic has been good for Melbourne and that the city has emerged bruised but bolder and braver.
A record number of new hospitality and entertainment venues have opened this year and pedestrian activity at the weekend recently exceeded pre-COVID benchmarks,while monthly CBD office occupancy is only 45 per cent.
Young people are responsible for the bulk of COVID-19 transmission — but under-30s are still ineligible for a second booster shot as cases are expected to rise again over the summer.
Despite a miserable weather forecast,racing fans are excited to get back to Flemington for the Melbourne Cup after crowds were severely restricted over the past two years because of the pandemic.
Daniel Andrews has defended the government’s decision to close schools during the pandemic,despite an independent report saying the school system should have remained open,while the prime minister reiterated his support for a royal commission into the pandemic response.
A rising number of Victorian women,who bore the brunt of domestic responsibilities and frontline work during the pandemic,are seeking support for anxiety,depression and other mental health problems.
Melbourne’s city centre might still be a little sleepy by day,but new data shows it’s coming alive at night at certain CBD spots.
With the lifting of compulsory isolation for people with COVID,the era of mandates has come to an end. The age of uncertainty,however,goes on.