Melbourne's 14-day rolling average drops to 26.7 as the state records 12 new coronavirus cases and two further deaths.
Victoria has recorded 12 new coronavirus cases, and two further deaths, the state's health department has announced.It's a further decline on yesterday's figures, when the state recorded 15 new cases and Melbourne's 14-day average was 29.4.
Premier Daniel Andrews said he would consider easing additional restrictions on September 28The threshold the Government set for Melbourne moving to the second step was a 14-day rolling average of between 30 and 50 new cases.Regional Victoria's 14-day rolling average is 1.1.
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