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Melburnians get on the beers at midnight as pubs and restaurants open after lockdown – ABC News
While most of Melbourne slept, keen party-goers gathered at the few pubs and restaurants that opened to savour the end of the city’s second wave lockdown rules.
Liam Ganley had waited more than 100 days for this moment, and when it came there was one overwhelming emotion relief.
Key points:
- Many restrictions in Melbourne lifted at midnight, allowing businesses to re-open
- Hospitality venues face strict density limits and protocols until ‘COVID Normal’ is reached
- Customers say they’ve been desperate to get out and socialise
As the clock ticked past midnight, Melbourne restaurants and pubs were legally allowed to throw open their doors to customers as lockdown…
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