ANALYSIS: After Andrews announced his roadmap, Morrison left little doubt on where to lay blame
NSW's tally announced on Sunday was 10 new cases to 8:00pm Saturday. The Melbourne curfew is to be lifted from October 26 if there is a statewide daily average over the previous fortnight of less than five new cases and a statewide total of less than five cases with unknown sources over that period.
The overnight curfew will start an hour later , exercise can be up to two hours, and singles will be able to form a bubble with someone else. But Melbourne businesses in retail and hospitality will not be able to start getting back to reasonable activity until the end of October, and hospitality will be strictly limited.Stay up-to-date on the coronavirus outbreak
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