Georgia (L) and Simon (R) enjoy their two hours of lawful outdoors time in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A young family enjoys the sunshine in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Friends are seen sitting on a bench in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Kids are seen playing in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Young mothers enjoy the sunshine with their babies in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A local relaxes in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A local relaxes in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A couple is seen laughing in the park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A man is seen sitting alone as he enjoys the warm sunshine in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A man catches a Frisbee during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Friends are seen spending time in the park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Locals are seen exercising by Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Dog owners in Carlton North are seen together in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Young women are seen walking together along a track by Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A young woman is seen exercising in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A man is seen attempting a handstand in front of a group of women in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A couple are seen lying on the grass enjoying the spring weather in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A couple embrace each other as the weather begins to improve during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A group of friends are seen laughing in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
A young woman is seen exercising in Princes Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Victoria records 5 new cases and three deaths as restrictions are slightly eased. This comes just days after Health Minister Jenny Mikakos resigned over the Hotel Quarantine bungle and as pressure mounts for the Premier, Daniel Andrews, to resign. As the Spring weather sees warmer days, more Melbournians are simply ignoring the rules.
Police continue to be seen in huge numbers across the city during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews broke the news that Victoria will not be easing restrictions next week. Many experts feared the trigger points to ease restrictions were set impossibly low, however the Premier stated in his press conference today that the virus is all that matters and no matter how long it takes, Victorians will continue to be forced to endure hard lockdown. The state recorded 14 new cases and zero deaths overnight, bringing the 14 day rolling average to 9.5, a far cry from 14 days of under 5.
Locals are seen shopping for fresh food in the Queen Victoria Market during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews broke the news that Victoria will not be easing restrictions next week. Many experts feared the trigger points to ease restrictions were set impossibly low, however the Premier stated in his press conference today that the virus is all that matters and no matter how long it takes, Victorians will continue to be forced to endure hard lockdown. The state recorded 14 new cases and zero deaths overnight, bringing the 14 day rolling average to 9.5, a far cry from 14 days of under 5.
Locals are seen shopping for fresh food in the Queen Victoria Market during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews broke the news that Victoria will not be easing restrictions next week. Many experts feared the trigger points to ease restrictions were set impossibly low, however the Premier stated in his press conference today that the virus is all that matters and no matter how long it takes, Victorians will continue to be forced to endure hard lockdown. The state recorded 14 new cases and zero deaths overnight, bringing the 14 day rolling average to 9.5, a far cry from 14 days of under 5.
Locals are seen shopping for fresh food in the Queen Victoria Market during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews broke the news that Victoria will not be easing restrictions next week. Many experts feared the trigger points to ease restrictions were set impossibly low, however the Premier stated in his press conference today that the virus is all that matters and no matter how long it takes, Victorians will continue to be forced to endure hard lockdown. The state recorded 14 new cases and zero deaths overnight, bringing the 14 day rolling average to 9.5, a far cry from 14 days of under 5.

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