**Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus **
Today there were 372 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Victoria and sadly, 14 more people have died from the virus - one man in his 20s, three women and two men in their 80s and four women and four men in their 90s.
12 of the 14 deaths are linked to known outbreaks in aged care.
Of the cases reported today, 87 of the new cases are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 285 are under investigation.
As of today, Victoria has 7,877 active cases and a total of 16,234 cases detected overall. There’s 659 people in hospital, 41 are in ICU.
Currently 2,034 active cases are linked to aged care settings and 1,188 active cases are linked to health care workers.
There’s currently 81 active cases in Monash – a decrease of 4 cases since yesterday. We’ve seen a total of 216 total cases. 61 cases have been linked to the Woolworths Distribution Centre in Mulgrave. Any variation in figures is understood to be part of the contact tracing reclassification.
Below is the postcode breakdown for Monash. Please note that some postcodes fall across Monash and other municipalities. This data is current as at 13 August.
It’s important to note that these postcodes are where people live, not where they contracted the virus. The virus is everywhere and people should always assume that anyone, anywhere is carrying it and protect themselves accordingly in line with advice. The safest thing to do is to STAY HOME and under Stage 4, you cannot leave the 5km radius around your home during exercise and essential shopping.
Postcode breakdown of active cases as at 13 August:
3147 (Ashwood, Ashburton) – 3 (0)
3168 (Clayton, Notting Hill) – 15 (+1)
3150 (Glen Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Brandon Park) – 20 (0)
3166 (Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Oakleigh, Oakleigh East) – 6 (0)
3149 (Mount Waverley, Pinewood, Syndal) – 10 (0)
3170 (Mulgrave, Waverley Gardens) – 15 (0)
3148 (Chadstone, Chadstone Centre, Holmesglen, Jordanville) – 7 (0)
3125 (Burwood, Bennettswood, Surrey Hills South) – 15 (+1)
3167 (Oakleigh South) – 5 (0)
Here are the updated active case numbers for our neighbouring municipalities:
Whitehorse – 76 (-1)
Knox – 65 (-2)
Maroondah – 48 (+4)
Greater Dandenong – 206 (+8)
Stonnington – 72 (-3)
Glen Eira – 65 (-3)
Boroondara – 67 (0)
Kingston – 121 (-2)
The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are: Wyndham (917), Brimbank (876), Hume (566), Whittlesea (540) Melton (505), and Moreland (406).
Premier Daniel Andrews announced an additional $14.3 million to reach out to more culturally and linguistically diverse Victorians and ensure they get the support they need, when they need it. www.premier.vic.gov.au/working-together-multicultural-communities
The factsheet on “Who can get free face masks in Victoria” explains who can get the free masks, what type of masks you can get, when it will be available, and where you can get the free masks.
You can access this and other information at www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/information-people-disability-coronavirus-disease-covid-19#face-masks
Victorian businesses doing it tough will receive more help in dealing with the stress and emotional impacts of the coronavirus pandemic through a new Victorian Government wellbeing initiative. www.premier.vic.gov.au/mental-health-support-business-owners-and-workers
Victorians are being reminded that coronavirus doesn’t discriminate and that even those who recover can be left with long-term consequences. www.premier.vic.gov.au/stories-coronavirus-survivors
The State Government announced more support for mental health. The package is aimed at proactively reaching people in need and connecting them earlier to community services. www.premier.vic.gov.au/fast-tracked-mental-health-support-victorians-need
All kinder in Victoria will be free for Term 3, and children will be supported to learn from home thanks to a relief package to support early childhood services through the pandemic from the Victorian Government. www.premier.vic.gov.au/free-kinder-families-through-coronavirus
Every single VCE student will be assessed individually for how COVID-19 has impacted them when their ATAR score is calculated. www.premier.vic.gov.au/supporting-students-through-pandemic
The new Access to Childcare Permit will sit alongside the Permitted Worker Scheme. Read more here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-worker-scheme-covid-19
The Federal Government has announced an investment of $33 million so childcare services remain open for vulnerable families and permitted workers, while helping Victorian parents keep their child’s enrolment while they must keep their child at home. More info here: ministers.dese.gov.au/morrison/support-victorian-families-childcare-workers-and-services
The State Government has declared a State of Disaster for six weeks, until 13 September. A curfew is in place from 8pm until 5am every day for six weeks. Stage 4 restrictions have also been announced introducing a 5km boundary around your home. www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19
The Stage 4 restrictions require us to make significant changes to some of our services. Our Civic Centre and Oakleigh Service Centre are closed until further notice. Our Waste Transfer Station has also closed to the public, and will only be open to Commercial operators for limited hours. To find out what Council services are open and closed during the Stage 4 restrictions go to our website: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Our-services-during-coronavirus
This is going to be a tough time for many. There are services out there to help you through, such as Lifeline, Beyond Blue, Kids Helpline and more. You can find out more here: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Support-for-our-community#maintai...
If you are concerned about COVID-19 breaches, you can report these to Victoria Police by calling 131 444 or using the online reporting tool: www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr
The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms and to get tested as soon as you begin to show symptoms. You can find a testing site near you here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested
The Victorian Government is providing one-off payments to financially support Victorian workers, including parents and guardians, who are required to self-isolate or quarantine due to coronavirus. More here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/covid-19-worker-support-payment
Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-14-august-2020
14 hours ago
**Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus **
Today there were 278 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Victoria and eight more people have died from the virus - one woman in her 50's, two men in their 70's, two women and two men in their 80's and one man his 90's.
Four of the eight deaths are linked to known outbreaks in aged care.
Of the cases reported today, 64 of the new cases are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 214 are under investigation.
As of today, Victoria has 7,866 active cases and a total of 5,863 cases detected overall. There’s 664 people in hospital, 37 are in ICU.
Currently 2018 active cases are linked to aged care settings and 1140 active cases are linked to health care workers.
There’s currently 85 active cases in Monash – no increase in cases from yesterday. We’ve seen a total of 213 total cases. 61 cases have been linked to the Woolworths Distribution Centre in Mulgrave. Any variation in figures is understood to be part of the contact tracing reclassification.
Below is the postcode breakdown for Monash. Please note that some postcodes fall across Monash and other municipalities. This data is current as at 13 August.
It’s important to note that these postcodes are where people live, not where they contracted the virus. The virus is everywhere and people should always assume that anyone, anywhere is carrying it and protect themselves accordingly in line with advice. The safest thing to do is to STAY HOME and under Stage 4, you cannot leave the 5km radius around your home during exercise and essential shopping.
Postcode breakdown of active cases as at 12 August:
3147 (Ashwood, Ashburton) – 3 (0)
3168 (Clayton, Notting Hill) – 15 (+1)
3150 (Glen Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Brandon Park) – 20 (0)
3166 (Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Oakleigh, Oakleigh East) – 6 (0)
3149 (Mount Waverley, Pinewood, Syndal) – 10 (0)
3170 (Mulgrave, Waverley Gardens) – 15 (0)
3148 (Chadstone, Chadstone Centre, Holmesglen, Jordanville) – 7 (0)
3125 (Burwood, Bennettswood, Surrey Hills South) – 15 (+1)
3167 (Oakleigh South) – 5 (0)
Here are the updated active case numbers for our neighbouring municipalities:
Whitehorse – 77 (0)
Knox – 6 7(-3)
Maroondah – 44 (+2)
Greater Dandenong – 198 (+1)
Stonnington – 75 (+1)
Glen Eira – 68 (+2)
Boroondara – 67 (+1)
Kingston – 123 (0)
The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are: Wyndham (913), Brimbank (886), Hume (570), Whittlesea (553) Melton (504), and Moreland (394).
The factsheet on “Who can get free face masks in Victoria” explains who can get the free masks, what type of masks you can get, when it will be available, and where you can get the free masks.
You can access this and other information at www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/information-people-disability-coronavirus-disease-covid-19#face-masks
Victorian businesses doing it tough will receive more help in dealing with the stress and emotional impacts of the coronavirus pandemic through a new Victorian Government wellbeing initiative. www.premier.vic.gov.au/mental-health-support-business-owners-and-workers
Victorians are being reminded that coronavirus doesn’t discriminate and that even those who recover can be left with long-term consequences. www.premier.vic.gov.au/stories-coronavirus-survivors
The State Government announced more support for mental health. The package is aimed at proactively reaching people in need and connecting them earlier to community services. www.premier.vic.gov.au/fast-tracked-mental-health-support-victorians-need
All kinder in Victoria will be free for Term 3, and children will be supported to learn from home thanks to a relief package to support early childhood services through the pandemic from the Victorian Government. www.premier.vic.gov.au/free-kinder-families-through-coronavirus
The State Government announced significant support for Victorian students, including that every single VCE student will be assessed individually for how COVID-19 has impacted them when their ATAR score is calculated. www.premier.vic.gov.au/supporting-students-through-pandemic
The new Access to Childcare Permit will sit alongside the Permitted Worker Scheme. Read more here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-worker-scheme-covid-19
The Federal Government has announced an investment of $33 million so childcare services remain open for vulnerable families and permitted workers, while helping Victorian parents keep their child’s enrolment while they must keep their child at home. More info here: ministers.dese.gov.au/morrison/support-victorian-families-childcare-workers-and-services
The State Government has declared a State of Disaster for six weeks, until 13 September. A curfew is in place from 8pm until 5am every day for six weeks. Stage 4 restrictions have also been announced introducing a 5km boundary around your home. www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19
The Stage 4 restrictions require us to make significant changes to some of our services. Our Civic Centre and Oakleigh Service Centre are closed until further notice. Our Waste Transfer Station has also closed to the public, and will only be open to Commercial operators for limited hours. To find out what Council services are open and closed during the Stage 4 restrictions go to our website: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Our-services-during-coronavirus
This is going to be a tough time for many. There are services out there to help you through, such as Lifeline, Beyond Blue, Kids Helpline and more. You can find out more here: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Support-for-our-community#maintai...
If you are concerned about COVID-19 breaches, you can report these to Victoria Police by calling 131 444 or using the online reporting tool: www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr
The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms and to get tested as soon as you begin to show symptoms. You can find a testing site near you here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested
The Victorian Government is providing one-off payments to financially support Victorian workers, including parents and guardians, who are required to self-isolate or quarantine due to coronavirus. More here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/covid-19-worker-support-payment
Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-13-august-2020
2 days ago
The City of Monash:
* Charges the lowest rates per capita of any Council in Victoria
* Regularly achieves #1 for customer satisfaction
* Is the only Council proposing a waiver on rates across its entire base
Yet, we still manage to do all this....
#lovewhereyoulive #thisismonash
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Very good video. All we need now is our own AFL team.
Informative all in one video. Great job. Thx. I guess the next step would be show y-o-y improvements throughout Monash. That would give us an idea what was the focus and probably what’s next. Keep it up.
**Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus **
Today there were 410 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Victoria and tragically, 21 more people have died from the virus - two women in their 70’s, one man in his 70’s, six women in their 80’s, five men in their 80’s, one woman in her 90’s, five men in their 90’s and one woman in her 100’s.
Of the cases reported today, 72 of the new cases are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 338 are under investigation.
As of today, Victoria has 7,887 active cases and a total of 15,646 cases detected overall. There’s 662 people in hospital, 43 are in ICU.
Currently 1,932 active cases are linked to aged care settings and 1,079 active cases are linked to health care workers.
There’s currently 85 active cases in Monash, which is a decrease of 4 cases since yesterday. We’ve seen a total of 210 total cases. 60 cases have been linked to the Woolworths Distribution Centre in Mulgrave. Any variation in figures is understood to be part of the contact tracing reclassification.
Below is the postcode breakdown for Monash. Please note that some postcodes fall across Monash and other municipalities. This data is up until 11 August, with DHHS releasing each day’s data at night.
It’s important to note that these postcodes are where people live, not where they contracted the virus. The virus is everywhere and people should always assume that anyone, anywhere is carrying it and protect themselves accordingly in line with advice. The safest thing to do is to STAY HOME and under Stage 4, you cannot leave the 5km radius around your home during exercise and essential shopping.
Postcode breakdown of active cases as at 11 August (compared with the previous data we had access to from 6 August):
3147 (Ashwood, Ashburton) – 3 (0)
3168 (Clayton, Notting Hill) – 14 (-1)
3150 (Glen Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Brandon Park) – 19 (-1)
3166 (Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Oakleigh, Oakleigh East) – 6 (0)
3149 (Mount Waverley, Pinewood, Syndal) – 10 (+1)
3170 (Mulgrave, Waverley Gardens) – 18 (+7)
3148 (Chadstone, Chadstone Centre, Holmesglen, Jordanville) – 7 (0)
3125 (Burwood, Bennettswood, Surrey Hills South) – 15 (-4)
3167 (Oakleigh South) – 7 (-1)
Here are the updated active case numbers for our neighbouring municipalities:
Whitehorse – 77 (+3)
Knox – 70 (+4)
Maroondah – 42 (+2)
Greater Dandenong – 197 (-4)
Stonnington – 74 (+3)
Glen Eira – 66 (-1)
Boroondara – 66 (-1)
Kingston – 123 (+5)
The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are: Wyndham (929), Brimbank (893), Hume (570), Whittlesea (548) Melton (501), and Moreland (396).
Victorian businesses doing it tough will receive more help in dealing with the stress and emotional impacts of the coronavirus pandemic through a new Victorian Government wellbeing initiative. www.premier.vic.gov.au/mental-health-support-business-owners-and-workers
Victorians are being reminded that coronavirus doesn’t discriminate and that even those who recover can be left with long-term consequences. www.premier.vic.gov.au/stories-coronavirus-survivors
The State Government announced more support for mental health. The package is aimed at proactively reaching people in need and connecting them earlier to community services. www.premier.vic.gov.au/fast-tracked-mental-health-support-victorians-need
Last week it was announced that all kinder in Victoria will be free for Term 3, and children will be supported to learn from home thanks to a relief package to support early childhood services through the pandemic from the Victorian Government. www.premier.vic.gov.au/free-kinder-families-through-coronavirus
The State Government announced significant support for Victorian students, including that every single VCE student will be assessed individually for how COVID-19 has impacted them when their ATAR score is calculated. www.premier.vic.gov.au/supporting-students-through-pandemic
The new Access to Childcare Permit will sit alongside the Permitted Worker Scheme. Read more here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-worker-scheme-covid-19
The Federal Government has announced an investment of $33 million so childcare services remain open for vulnerable families and permitted workers, while helping Victorian parents keep their child’s enrolment while they must keep their child at home. More info here: ministers.dese.gov.au/morrison/support-victorian-families-childcare-workers-and-services
The State Government has declared a State of Disaster for six weeks, until 13 September. A curfew is in place from 8pm until 5am every day for six weeks. Stage 4 restrictions have also been announced introducing a 5km boundary around your home. www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19
The Stage 4 restrictions require us to make significant changes to some of our services. Our Civic Centre and Oakleigh Service Centre are closed until further notice. Our Waste Transfer Station has also closed to the public, and will only be open to Commercial operators for limited hours. To find out what Council services are open and closed during the Stage 4 restrictions go to our website: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Our-services-during-coronavirus
This is going to be a tough time for many. There are services out there to help you through, such as Lifeline, Beyond Blue, Kids Helpline and more. You can find out more here: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Support-for-our-community#maintai...
If you are concerned about COVID-19 breaches, you can report these to Victoria Police by calling 131 444 or using the online reporting tool: www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr
The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms and to get tested as soon as you begin to show symptoms. You can find a testing site near you here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested
The Victorian Government is providing one-off payments to financially support Victorian workers, including parents and guardians, who are required to self-isolate or quarantine due to coronavirus. More here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/covid-19-worker-support-payment
Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-12-august-2020
3 days ago
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Thank you for the updates. I really appreciate the information, particularly information related to Monash and it’s various postcodes. Great to see the numbers going down in Monash.
Thank you also appreciate these updates, so good to see we are getting in right in Monash!
**Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus **
Today there were 331 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Victoria and tragically, 19 more people have died from the virus - one woman in her 50s, one man in his 70s, six women and four men in their 80s and four women and three men in their 90s.
Of the cases reported today, 91 of the new cases are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 240 are under investigation.
As of today, Victoria has 7880 active cases and a total of 15,251 cases detected overall. There’s 650 people in hospital, 43 are in ICU.
Currently 1838 active cases are linked to aged care settings and 1097 active cases are linked to health care workers.
There’s currently 89 active cases in Monash, which is a decrease of 2 cases since yesterday. We’ve seen a total of 207 total cases. 59 cases have been linked to the Woolworths Distribution Centre in Mulgrave. Any variation in figures is understood to be part of the contact tracing reclassification.
DHHS has released data that breaks down the number of active cases by postcode.
It’s important to note that these postcodes are where people live, not where they contracted the virus. The virus is everywhere and people should always assume that anyone, anywhere is carrying it and protect themselves accordingly in line with advice. The safest thing to do is to STAY HOME and under Stage 4, you cannot leave the 5km radius around your home.
Below is the postcode breakdown for Monash. Please note that some postcodes fall across Monash and other municipalities. Only data up to 6 August has been made available.
Postcode breakdown of active cases:
3147 (Ashwood, Ashburton) – 3 (-3)
3168 (Clayton, Notting Hill) – 15 (+7)
3150 (Glen Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Brandon Park) – 20 (+4)
3166 (Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Oakleigh, Oakleigh East) – 6 (0)
3149 (Mount Waverley, Pinewood, Syndal) – 9 (-1)
3170 (Mulgrave, Waverley Gardens) – 11 (+7)
3148 (Chadstone, Chadstone Centre, Holmesglen, Jordanville) – 10 (0)
3125 (Burwood, Bennettswood, Surrey Hills South) – 19 (+1)
3167 (Oakleigh South) – 8 (+1)
Here are the updated active case numbers for our neighbouring municipalities:
Whitehorse – 74 (+2)
Knox – 66 (+2)
Maroondah – 40 (0)
Greater Dandenong – 201 (+5)
Stonnington – 71 (+7)
Glen Eira – 67 (+2)
Boroondara – 67 (+2)
Kingston – 118 (+14)
The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are: Wyndham (915), Brimbank (883), Hume (583), Whittlesea (563) Melton (489), and Moreland (411).
As part of a new State Government campaign, Victorians are being reminded that coronavirus doesn’t discriminate and that even those who recover can be left with long-term consequences. www.premier.vic.gov.au/stories-coronavirus-survivors
Yesterday the State Government announced more support for mental health. The package is aimed at proactively reaching people in need and connecting them earlier to community services. www.premier.vic.gov.au/fast-tracked-mental-health-support-victorians-need
Last week it was announced that all kinder in Victoria will be free for Term 3, and children will be supported to learn from home thanks to a relief package to support early childhood services through the pandemic from the Victorian Government. www.premier.vic.gov.au/free-kinder-families-through-coronavirus
The State Government announced significant support for Victorian students, including that every single VCE student will be assessed individually for how COVID-19 has impacted them when their ATAR score is calculated. www.premier.vic.gov.au/supporting-students-through-pandemic
The new Access to Childcare Permit will sit alongside the Permitted Worker Scheme. Read more here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-worker-scheme-covid-19
The Federal Government has announced an investment of $33 million so childcare services remain open for vulnerable families and permitted workers, while helping Victorian parents keep their child’s enrolment while they must keep their child at home. More info here: ministers.dese.gov.au/morrison/support-victorian-families-childcare-workers-and-services
The State Government has declared a State of Disaster for six weeks, until 13 September. A curfew is in place from 8pm until 5am every day for six weeks. Stage 4 restrictions have also been announced introducing a 5km boundary around your home. www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19
The Stage 4 restrictions require us to make significant changes to some of our services. Our Civic Centre and Oakleigh Service Centre are closed until further notice. Our Waste Transfer Station has also closed to the public, and will only be open to Commercial operators for limited hours. To find out what Council services are open and closed during the Stage 4 restrictions go to our website: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Our-services-during-coronavirus
This is going to be a tough time for many. There are services out there to help you through, such as Lifeline, Beyond Blue, Kids Helpline and more. You can find out more here: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Support-for-our-community#maintai...
If you are concerned about COVID-19 breaches, you can report these to Victoria Police by calling 131 444 or using the online reporting tool: www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr
The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms and to get tested as soon as you begin to show symptoms. You can find a testing site near you here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested
Every positive coronavirus case and close contact can now expect a knock on the door from the public health team and ADF in an effort to ramp up contact tracing. You can find out more here: www.premier.vic.gov.au/going-door-to-door-to-fight-this-deadly-virus/
The Victorian Government is providing one-off payments to financially support Victorian workers, including parents and guardians, who are required to self-isolate or quarantine due to coronavirus. More here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/covid-19-worker-support-payment
Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-11-august-2020
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Appreciate the daily updates
Our recent Council meeting was a first for the City of Monash. It was before the Stage 4 lockdowns, but I made the call to switch to fully remote meetings instead of the hybrid model we’d previously used.
I had to be in the chamber myself for Goverance reasons, but all other Councillors and staff joined remotely via Zoom. It was a tough meeting to chair, and it felt eerily lonely, but it was a very real reminder of the seriousness of the challenge we’re all facing.
#StayHomeSaveLives
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And their virtual backgrounds look fantastic!
I won’t write what I think about this person. I’ll just leave this year and let other people say what they think. #StayHomeSaveLives
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“A man has been fined almost $5000 in Oakleigh for failing to quarantine after being tested for coronavirus.
Monash detectives said a 38-year-old man from Hughesdale was fined $4900 on Thursday, July 6, for failing to quarantine after being tested the previous day and for also refusing to wear a face mask”
www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/east/coronavirus-oakleigh-police-slap-huntingdale-man-with-almost-500...
Hefty fine for man caught in Oakleigh failing to quarantine
www.heraldsun.com.au
A man has been fined almost $5000 in Oakleigh for failing to quarantine after being tested for coronavirus.4 days ago
Comment on Facebook A man has been fined...
Was that you Rick Nagliati or maybe Adam Gizza Gisonda
Shaun Williams
Larisa Coffey-Wong oh my god 😠
Frank
David Mai great
Scott Cadby
Thank you for sharing. I wonder if 6 July is correct or it should be 6 August? People like this are so selfish and disgust me. We are all doing the right thing to protect our community then these people make it impossible. There are so many elderly people who shop at Oakleigh. So selfish to put their lives at risk especially.
Damn Look
This this looks like it happened a month ago. Question is after being fined how was it followed up. 🤔
This makes me so mad! Obviously the fines aren’t big enough to worry people. They should have taken him to court and doubled the fine.
This makes me furious!!!!!!
Where was he caught? I was grocery shopping yesterday in Oakleigh Centro and Links
Jail time for endangering the community
If he was not prepared to quarantine or wear a mask why did he bother to get tested?
6th July? HS with the late news...
Can't read it , HS wants you to pay to read the article. Next you share something, make sure we can read it. Thanks
So Mayor Stewart James have you been served your orders to stand down, cease and desist from the supreme court because Dirty Dan has? Are you going to speak the truth? I doubt it! While covid paid covert operations continue the complete genocide of our country, torching Warburton and total destruction of our forests and the murder of most species and the breach of our permanent moratorium of the face of Mt Dandenong Ranges continues all night long, the highest security breaches of every moratorium being the least for the survival of all life Australia. CSG, FRACKING, SHALE, SEISMIC TESTING, SUBMARINES FLEECING OUR OCEAN FLOORS AND BIGHT, RAIL FOR COMMERCIAL HYDROGEN BOMBS, 52 MINES ON OUR ARTISAN BASIN ETC. All highest security breaches of the minimum for the survival of all life here, also everything we have agreed in discussions is now being over turned again, the birthing tree's, the family farm, the WW1 monument (?) under attack as we speak... While you get your fraudulent millions to continue the fraud for as long as you can, pathetic...gutless lot...
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MONASH COVID-19 UPDATE
**Disclaimer: This information is compiled from the daily update that Council receives from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and may be out-of-date. For the most up to date information, please visit www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus **
Today there were 322 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Victoria and tragically, 19 more people have died from the virus. They include one man in his 50s, one woman in her 60s, two men in their 70s, six women in their 80s, one man in his 80s, seven women in their 90s and one man in his 90s. 14 of these cases are linked to aged care outbreaks.
Of the cases reported today 32 are linked to outbreaks or complex cases and 290 are under investigation.
As of today, Victoria has 7,869 active cases and a total of 14,957 cases detected overall. There’s 640 people in hospital, 48 are in ICU.
Currently 1,765 active cases are linked to aged care settings and 1,065 active cases are linked to health care workers.
There’s currently 91 active cases in Monash, which is a decrease of 6 cases since yesterday. We’ve seen a total of 205 total cases. Any variation in figures is understood to be part of the contact tracing reclassification.
DHHS has released data that breaks down the number of active cases by postcode.
It’s important to note that these postcodes are where people live, not where they contracted the virus. The virus is everywhere and people should always assume that anyone, anywhere is carrying it and protect themselves accordingly in line with advice. The safest thing to do is to STAY HOME and under Stage 4, you cannot leave the 5km radius around your home.
Below is the postcode breakdown for Monash. Please note that some postcodes fall across Monash and other municipalities. Only data up to 6 August has been made available.
Postcode breakdown of active cases:
3147 (Ashwood, Ashburton) – 3 (-3)
3168 (Clayton, Notting Hill) – 15 (+7)
3150 (Glen Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Brandon Park) – 20 (+4)
3166 (Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Oakleigh, Oakleigh East) – 6 (0)
3149 (Mount Waverley, Pinewood, Syndal) – 9 (-1)
3170 (Mulgrave, Waverley Gardens) – 11 (+7)
3148 (Chadstone, Chadstone Centre, Holmesglen, Jordanville) – 10 (0)
3125 (Burwood, Bennettswood, Surrey Hills South) – 19 (+1)
3167 (Oakleigh South) – 8 (+1)
Here are the updated active case numbers for our neighbouring municipalities:
Whitehorse – 72 (+1)
Knox – 64 (0)
Maroondah – 40 (-4)
Greater Dandenong – 196 (-9)
Stonnington – 64 (+2)
Glen Eira – 65 (-1)
Boroondara – 65 (0)
Kingston – 104 (+7)
The LGAs currently with the biggest active caseloads are: Wyndham (941), Brimbank (877), Hume (585), Whittlesea (563) Melton (482), and Moreland (407).
As part of a new State Government campaign, Victorians are being reminded that coronavirus doesn’t discriminate and that even those who recover can be left with long-term consequences. www.premier.vic.gov.au/stories-coronavirus-survivors
Yesterday the State Government announced more support for mental health. The package is aimed at proactively reaching people in need and connecting them earlier to community services. www.premier.vic.gov.au/fast-tracked-mental-health-support-victorians-need
Last week it was announced that all kinder in Victoria will be free for Term 3, and children will be supported to learn from home thanks to a relief package to support early childhood services through the pandemic from the Victorian Government. www.premier.vic.gov.au/free-kinder-families-through-coronavirus
The State Government announced significant support for Victorian students, including that every single VCE student will be assessed individually for how COVID-19 has impacted them when their ATAR score is calculated. www.premier.vic.gov.au/supporting-students-through-pandemic
The new Access to Childcare Permit will sit alongside the Permitted Worker Scheme. Read more here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-worker-scheme-covid-19
The Federal Government has announced an investment of $33 million so childcare services remain open for vulnerable families and permitted workers, while helping Victorian parents keep their child’s enrolment while they must keep their child at home. More info here: ministers.dese.gov.au/morrison/support-victorian-families-childcare-workers-and-services
The State Government has declared a State of Disaster for six weeks, until 13 September. A curfew is in place from 8pm until 5am every day for six weeks. Stage 4 restrictions have also been announced introducing a 5km boundary around your home. www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19
The Stage 4 restrictions require us to make significant changes to some of our services. Our Civic Centre and Oakleigh Service Centre are closed until further notice. Our Waste Transfer Station has also closed to the public, and will only be open to Commercial operators for limited hours. To find out what Council services are open and closed during the Stage 4 restrictions go to our website: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Our-services-during-coronavirus
This is going to be a tough time for many. There are services out there to help you through, such as Lifeline, Beyond Blue, Kids Helpline and more. You can find out more here: www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/COVID-19-updates-and-information/Support-for-our-community#maintai...
If you are concerned about COVID-19 breaches, you can report these to Victoria Police by calling 131 444 or using the online reporting tool: www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr
The State Government is urging Victorians to get tested no matter how mild their symptoms and to get tested as soon as you begin to show symptoms. You can find a testing site near you here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/getting-tested
Every positive coronavirus case and close contact can now expect a knock on the door from the public health team and ADF in an effort to ramp up contact tracing. You can find out more here: www.premier.vic.gov.au/going-door-to-door-to-fight-this-deadly-virus/
The Victorian Government is providing one-off payments to financially support Victorian workers, including parents and guardians, who are required to self-isolate or quarantine due to coronavirus. More here: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/covid-19-worker-support-payment
Information in this update is from the Department of Health and Humans Services’ daily update: www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-10-august-2020
5 days ago
It’s critically important to stay home whenever you can (we’ve switched to grocery deliveries to avoid shopping) but it’s also critically important to get outside in the fresh air.
Not only is physical activity good for you, it assists with avoiding mental health issues in what is, for all of us, a very stressful time.
We spent half an hour in the sunshine at Caloola Reserve yesterday after a short bike ride - thoroughly enjoyable!
5 days ago
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I thought we weren’t allowed to go to ovals to play sport etc-it was just walking or running? Can you confirm please, cause my son would love to get his exercise kicking the footy around a local oval?
Could you please confirm if we are allowed at the local reserves and ovals playing football/soccer? I have read reports that this is not allowed?
Could you please just confirm If I can go to walk with my 3 kids it hard to go with one of them and since stage 4 started we haven’t go to the walk
I was under the impression we were not allowed to ‘have a kick’ at the local oval anymore as Dan Andrews said in his press conference? Are you able to clarify or confirm?