Victoria records 14 new coronavirus cases and eight further COVID-19 deaths, the state's Health Department has announced.
Victoria has recorded 14 new coronavirus cases and eight further COVID-19 deaths, the state's Health Department has announced.
It brings Melbourne's 14-day rolling case average to 25.1, the third consecutive day it has been below 30.For Melbourne to enter its second step of eased restrictions, its 14-day rolling average needed to be between 30 and 50 cases. Premier Daniel Andrews confirmed he would announce further easing of restrictions on Sunday, but warned they would not be drastic changes.Victoria recorded 12 new coronavirus cases yesterday, which Mr Andrews described as "another strong number" that showed the "strategy is working".
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