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Victorian man tests positive to coronavirus

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By Mathew Dunckley Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
A Victorian man has tested positive to coronavirus after completing a stint in South Australia's hotel quarantine system and returning to his home in Melbourne's northern suburbs. © Getty COVID testing takes place at a pop up clinic in Heidelberg West on October 25, 2020 in Melbourne In a statement the Department of Health said a "full public health response" was underway after the man aged in his 30s tested positive on Tuesday.
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Mask policy could ease in a month after 15 days without a case

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By Rachel Eddie Verified, Mathew Dunckley Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
© Joe Armao The Premier, Daniel Andrews at The Doherty Institute for an announcement. 13th November 2020 The Age News Picture by JOE ARMAO Victoria's policy on compulsory mask-wearing outside the home could ease within a month if the state's performance on case numbers and other conditions are met. The state on Saturday recorded its 15th straight day without registering a coronavirus case or death. The latest "double doughnut day" came after 14,614 tests were processed in the previous 24 hours.
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Andrews stands by his statements on dealings with developer

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By Mathew Dunckley Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
© AAP Daniel Andrews Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has batted away claims he discussed specific property projects with an allegedly corrupt developer. Mr Andrews' previous assurances that he did not speak to developer John Woodman about his projects were on Wednesday contradicted by the developer's lobbyist in evidence to the state's anti-corruption commission.
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