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Drive-In Dining, Business “Parklets”, QR-Code Orders: Here’s What an Unlocked Melbourne Could Look Like – Broadsheet
As businesses and councils continue to wait for this Sunday’s official announcement on potentially eased restrictions, some have already revealed their plans to…
Only two new cases of Covid-19 were reported in Victoria on Friday, bringing the states 14-day rolling average to 8.7, the lowest yet since the second wave began. And while its now mathematically impossible for cases to reach the five-or-below target originally set to ease restrictions into step three by this Sunday, businesses and councils have already revealed what their plans for a more open Melbourne might look like (whenever that may be).
The City of Melbourne has pledged its support for o…
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