21 July 2020
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To help slow the spread of COVID-19, the Victorian Government has made it mandatory for people living in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire to wear face coverings when they are leaving the house.
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Published on 07 June 2021
All Australians 40 and over are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination, among other groups.
Council is not a COVID-19 vaccination provider but there are number of local vaccination centres, including the Monash Health vaccination centre at Sandown Racecourse in Springvale and Star Health which includes Prahran Town Hall.
All Australians 40 and over are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination, among other groups. You can use the Australian Government’s eligibility tracker to find out if you are eligible to be vaccinated. It also includes a wide range of information on the vaccine and roll-out.
COVID-19 testing is available. For more information and booking details, visit the Monash Health website and Star Health website.
If you are unsure about whether you should get a test, get advice by:
The Victorian Government has financial support available for people who are unable to work while in isolation.
To find out where you and your family can get tested for coronavirus (COVID-19) near your home, visit the DHHS website for testing sites.
21 July 2020
To help slow the spread of COVID-19, the Victorian Government has made it mandatory for people living in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire to wear face coverings when they are leaving the house.
18 August 2021
As you know, a number of mystery cases have been identified in St Kilda and surrounds, and there continues to be a high risk of unidentified transmission.
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