Leaked Victorian roadmap shows what's ahead for Melbourne.
It's believed the Victorian government are looking to lift the nightly curfew in Melbourne at the end of this month, according to a leaked draft of a purported two-stage plan to ease the state out of its coronavirus lockdown.
The document, obtained by the Herald Sun and 9News, signals that from September 14, a range of small concessions could be made for metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria.
These include allowing libraries to open and expanding the time for exercise outside the home to two hours a day, from one hour now.
Two people or a household will be able to meet outdoors for social interaction and single persons or single-parent households will be allowed to have a visitor to their home.
Then, from September 28, the current 8pm to 5am curfew in Melbourne could be lifted and the phased return of primary and secondary students to schools begin, according to the draft.
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