Coronavirus Pandemic

Goulburn Murray Water has closed all access to its lakes, dams and reservoirs. This includes access to public facilities such as amenity blocks, picnic areas, playgrounds and boat ramps. Waterways will be closed to all activities such as boating, swimming and fishing. GMW has also:• Closed the Caravan Park at Tallangatta and the Greens Lake

The first Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) case has been reported today (Fri.) in Murrindindi Shire. The news comes as figures released this afternoon by the Department of Health show 24 new cases in the North-East region over the past 24 hours. This is an increase in 23 per cent in one day. Alarmingly, the Banyule municipality

Professor Brett Sutton, Victoria’s Chief Medical Officer, has released figures this afternoon (2pm Tues.) which show that the number Coronavirus victims in the North-East has risen from 85 to 97 in 24 hours. Banyule – 43Mansfield – 2Mitchell – 6Murrindindi – 0Nillumbik – 12Strathbogie – 2Whittlesea – 14Yarra Ranges – 18

The Federal Government is moving to provide subsidies to Australian businesses to keep the nation’s workers employed. David Littleproud, Agriculture Minister, said this job keeper payment will protect lives and livelihoods at a time of crisis. “In particular, it will give great comfort to those in regional and rural Australia where businesses have been hit

Victorian Chief Medical Officer, Prof. Brett Sutton (pictured), has today (Mon.) revealed a jump in local North-East cases of Coronavius figures from 61 on Saturday to 85. Prof. Sutton’s statement on Monday afternoon revealed the latest statistics from local government areas in the North-East: Banyule – 35Mansfield – 2Mitchell – 5Murrindindi – 0Nillumbik – 11Strathbogie

Murrindindi Shire Council Craig Lloyd has ordered the immediate closure of the Alliance Boat Ramp at Eildon. On Sunday afternoon (Mar. 29), Mr Lloyd said: “With immediate effect the Alliance Boat Ramp in Eildon is closed. “I have taken the decision to direct for this to occur, whilst not mandated by the State Government, as

Victorian Chief Health Officer, Prof. Brett Sutton, says that Coronavirus cases across the state have increased by 84 in the past 24 hours. The Department of Health issued this statement on Sunday afternoon (Mar. 29): “The total number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Victoria is 769 – an increase of 84 from yesterday. “Victoria has

Murrindindi Shire Council CEO Criag Lloyd says he is devastated about the number of visitors to the region who are ignoring calls for them to “stay at home” during the Corona-virus Pandemic emergency. “I am devastated today with the behaviour of a small section of the Victorian community,” Mr Lloyd said at the weekend. “Our

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews has delivered his latest message about the Coronavirus Pandemic: “The Prime Minister and other first ministers recognised that Victoria is currently grappling with a more imminent threat than most other states – because we have more cases,” Mr Andrews said. “Because of this, we agreed states and territories will soon need

What a difference a day makes. The number of Coronavirus cases in the North-East region has increased from 48 to 61 in 24 hours. Department of Health statistics list the number of cases by local government areas: Banyule. 21Mansfield. 1Mitchell. 5Murrindindi. 0Nillumbik. 8Whittlesea. 11Yarra Ranges. 15