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Regional Victoria a 'step ahead' of Metropolitan Melbourne: Andrews | Sky News AustraliaVictorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced, “regional Victoria is essentially a step ahead of metropolitan Melbourne” and restrictions will start to be eased accordingly.\n\n“Regional Victoria, essentially, has completely different settings as it stands now”.\n\n“There is no extension of the current arrangements and they will be able to move a step ahead of metropolitan Melbourne”. \n\nThe Premier said regional areas would “move to step two” and will be reassessed every 14 days based on total case numbers but warned the Geelong Corridor could be “held back” due to higher case numbers. \n\n“We think that regional Victoria will essentially be able to move to the third step quite soon and it will be, perhaps, a matter of weeks before regional Victoria can move to a very different range of settings compared to metropolitan Melbourne”.\n\n“That would mean more shops open, more people back at work, people still working from home in some instances”.\n\nImage: Getty
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Melbourne lockdown extended until September 28 | Sky News AustraliaThe Melbourne metropolitan area will stay under its strict stage four restrictions for at least another two weeks until September 28 but will see the evening curfew eased by one hour.\n\nPremier Daniel Andrews made the announcement on Sunday, where he outlined the state’s roadmap out.\n\n“From 11:59pm on the 13 September, we will have to extend out for two weeks the current stage four restrictions that Victorians are living under, this is for Metro Melbourne,” he said\n\nThe curfew will be slightly eased to 9:00pm and people will be allowed to exercise for two hours per day, \n\nFrom September 28 there will be second easing of restrictions.\n
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Australia's premiers are 'strangling the nation' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny has labelled Australia’s state leaders – save for New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian – as “political cowards” as they continue to stand by their hard borders. \n\n“They’re blocking borders around the country, and locking down hard in Victoria, despite the pain and collateral damage they're creating,” he said. \n\n“This is beyond a joke. \n\n“The nation united in shutting down, the states are all on board for accepting federal funds for JobKeeper and the like, but there is no consensus on opening up and learning to live with the virus. \n\n“This is what has happened to our premiers, they are single minded, obsessed, and they’re strangling the nation”. \n\nMr Kenny likened the nation’s journey out of the coronavirus pandemic to a “perilous” bus trip which attempted to “keep the states on board, following the same difficult route, where mistakes could have disastrous consequences”. \n\n“The Australian coronavirus bus is in for a rocky ride, not everybody is on board, they all want to go in different direction, and the driver's not in total control.” \n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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It feels like Australia is living in an “Orwellian parallel universe” | Sky News AustraliaSky News contributor Jane Marwick says it feels like we are living in a dystopian “Orwellian parallel universe” amid the arrest of a pregnant woman in Victoria who was arrested for incitement after making a Facebook post.\n\nVision emerged of a pregnant Victorian woman being arrested at her Miners Rest home - near Ballarat - during a police raid for her alleged involvement in organising an anti-lockdown rally for Saturday.\n\n“A pregnant woman in front of her young children, she was compliant, there was no indication that she was going to resist any form of police directive,” Ms Marwick told Sky News host Peta Credlin.\n\n“It feels dystopian to me, it feels like we’re living in some horrible Orwellian parallel universe.”\n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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State premier's border politics are the ‘deliberate destruction of what Australia is’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Gary Hardgrave says the border politics being played by premiers in Australia amid the coronavirus pandemic are becoming a deliberate destruction of what Australia as a nation is.\n\nState premiers have recently come under scrutiny as a result of tough border restrictions and safety measures implemented in response to the pandemic.\n\n“This whole thing is now becoming a deliberate destruction of what Australia as nation has been since 1901,” Mr Hardgrave said.\n\n“The federation fathers would be fuming tonight and rightly so.\n\n“Too many of the states are acting in a heartless fashion, they don’t give a damn about anybody who doesn’t vote for them.”\n\nImage: Getty
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