Victoria to reunite as long–term plan outlined by Premier

COVID-19

Oct 27 2021 Updated October 27, 2021

AAP Newswire

MELBOURNE and regional Victoria will reunite before next weekend as part of further eased COVID–19 restrictions when the state hits its next vaccination target.

Premier Daniel Andrews on Sunday announced the latest round of roadmap rules will take effect from 6pm on Friday, with the state forecast to reach 80 per cent full vaccination of people 16 and over sometime next weekend.

Statewide travel c...

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