Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of Armstrong Street, Middle Park during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of a tram stop on St Kilda Road, looking towards The Shrine during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of a tram stop on Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of a tram stop on Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of a tram stop on Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of Swanston Street with Melbourne Town Hall seen on the right during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view Docklands noting the lack of city lights during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view Docklands noting the lack of city lights during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of west end of Collins Street, Docklands looking East during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
A hooded man wearing a mask and a large bag on his back, walks across the Princes Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Locals exercise in Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbournians wearing masks enjoy their one hour outdoors in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A view of they Yarra River and City as seen from the Princes Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbournians wearing masks enjoy their one hour outdoors by the Yarra River in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbournians wearing masks enjoy their one hour outdoors in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbournians wearing masks enjoy their one hour outdoors by the Yarra River in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A man in a mask talks on his phone in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A woman wearing an oversize mask and feline ear muffs walks through the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A man pretends his fishing rod is a gun as he points it at unsuspecting locals on Bourke Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A man pretends his fishing rod is a gun as he points it at unsuspecting locals on Bourke Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
As facemasks have been made mandatory, more people are seen ignoring physical distancing in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A man in a mask holds a billiard Cue while he waits for a tram during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A man doing a jig, and a man holding a fishing rod are seen in the centre of the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A man doing a jig, and a man holding a fishing rod are seen in the centre of the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
An old man with a large matted beard walks through Bourke Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
An old man with a large matted beard walks through Bourke Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbourne's homeless have been forgotten during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbourne's homeless have been forgotten during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A tram driver in a tram is seen in Bourke Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A tram driver in a tram is seen in Bourke Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Homelessness and mental health is becoming a huge problem in Melbourne as a man is seen screaming and wailing during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Homelessness and mental health is becoming a huge problem in Melbourne as a man is seen screaming and wailing during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Homelessness and mental health is becoming a huge problem in Melbourne as 3 of Melbourne's homeless are seen in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Homelessness and mental health is becoming a huge problem in Melbourne as 3 of Melbourne's homeless are seen in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Homelessness and mental health is becoming a huge problem in Melbourne as a woman is seen screaming and shouting as locals walk by during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Homelessness and mental health is becoming a huge problem in Melbourne as a woman is seen screaming and shouting as locals walk by during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A Chinese grocery store in China Town remains open during Stage 4 restrictions but sits empty during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Three men wearing facemasks are seen ignoring physical distancing during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Three men wearing facemasks are seen ignoring physical distancing during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
One of Melbourne's many murals is seen on a empty street in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A woman wearing a scarf over her face checks her watch as time stands still in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A woman wearing a scarf over her face checks her watch as time stands still in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Defense Force Personnel are seen walking in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
One of Melbourne's homeless is seen walking by number 1 Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
One of Melbourne's homeless is seen walking by number 1 Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Police continue to patrol the CBD in unprecedented numbers during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Police continue to patrol the CBD in unprecedented numbers during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
One of Melbourne's iconic Murals is seen in the CBD during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Flinders Street Station is seen behind bars as it sits virtually unused during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A family enjoy their one our of outside time on the Yarra during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Locals in masks walk across Princes Bridge as more and more people choose to ignore physical distancing since facemasks were made mandatory during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Joggers are seen under the Princes Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
A view of a deserted Park Street in Middle Park during what would normally be peak hour during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 148 cases overnight and a further 8 deaths.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of the Bourke Street Mall looking west as seen from Russell Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.
A view of Victoria Street, Richmond under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Bridge Road, Richmond under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Chapel Street, South Yarra under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of the intersection of Toorak Road and Chapel Street, South Yarra under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Chapel Street, Prahran under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Fitzroy Street, St Kilda under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Fitzroy Street, St Kilda under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Fitzroy Street, St Kilda under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Beaconsfield Parade under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of the city from St Kilda pier during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station as seen from Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station as seen from Sandridge Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station as seen from Sandridge Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station as seen from Sandridge Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of the platform 1 entrance of Flinders Street Station under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of Flinders Street Station under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of the CBD as seen from Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
Despite claims that the homeless have been provided hotel rooms during the COVID-19 crisis, rough sleepers are seen littered throughout the city. A homeless man is seen sleeping in the freezing cold in Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
Despite claims that the homeless have been provided hotel rooms during the COVID-19 crisis, rough sleepers are seen littered throughout the city. A homeless man is seen sleeping in the freezing cold in Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
Despite claims that the homeless have been provided hotel rooms during the COVID-19 crisis, rough sleepers are seen littered throughout the city. A homeless man is seen sleeping in the freezing cold in Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of St Kilda Road towards The Shrine under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of St Kilda Road towards The Shrine under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
A view of St Kilda Road towards The Shrine under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A woman wearing a mask walks her dog as large numbers of people congregate at their local cafes. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A couple enjoy the sun on the Yarra Banks. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A group of people are seen wearing masks but not physically distancing. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Locals enjoy the sun along the Yarra Banks. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A couple walks across a bridge over the Yarra River. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
People line up for coffee ignoring social distancing rules. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A man rides his bike along Southbank. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A family eat their lunch in Southbank. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A man sits in Southbank to enjoy the sun. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A 'Temporarily Closed' sign is seen at a restaurant in South Wharf. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A man walks by the Polly Woodside. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A view of the City from South Wharf. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Locals walk by the Polly Woodside Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A man walks along South Wharf carrying his groceries. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
People are seen walking by the Polly Woodside. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A view of the City from South Wharf. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A view of the City from South Wharf with the Poly Woodside in the foreground. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
A woman exercises in front of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.
Locals take a ride along the Yarra as the sun shines on Melbourne. Spring has arrived as Melbournians declare 'crisis' over as they venture out of their homes in huge numbers to enjoy the sun despite Premier Daniel Andrews pleading them to stay indoors during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews is said to have struck a deal with the cross benchers allowing his controversial plans for extending the State of Emergency for a further 12 months. This comes as new COVID-19 infections dropped below 100 for the first time since the second wave began, however daily deaths still remain high and show no sign of declining.