• The Victorian Government announced that the 75 per cent cap on office workers will be removed from Friday 26 March.
• All workplaces are still required to ensure people can work from the office in a COVIDSafe way with a density limit of one person per two square metres.
• While it is not mandatory for offices to use the Victorian government QR Code or a system which is API compatible, digital record keeping is strongly recommended to help contact tracing. Click here to register for the free Victorian Government QR Code.
• All businesses must continue to review and update their COVIDSafe Plan, particularly as more people return to offices.
• Download and display the signage available to remind people to check-in and other safety measures. 
• Remember, if your workers have even mild COVID-19 symptoms, please support them to get tested.
• Public Transport Victoria has made changes to support the safe return to offices and has advice for users at ptv.vic.gov.au/more/coronavirus-covid-19.

It's never you, until it is.
Every death and injury on any farm is preventable.
You might think you’re bulletproof and know your land like the back of your hand.
But more people die on farms than other workplaces - let's change that.
You can prevent accidents. You can prevent deaths.

The Worksafe Victoria website offers valuable resources to assist in providing a safe workplace.

Visit the Worksafe website to access resources to help keep your workplace safe...

• From 6pm on Friday 26 March, masks will no longer be required in retail settings but Victorians will still need to carry one with them at all times and wear it on public transport, in rideshare vehicles and taxis and in sensitive settings such as aged care facilities and hospitals.
• Victorians will be able to host up to 100 people in their home per day. Outdoor gatherings in public places – the beach, the park – can also increase to 200 people.
• Visit the DHHS website for further information on the latest restrictions update

Hosted by the National Fruit Fly Council, the symposium will workshop several key fruit fly challenges and seek to identify priorities for building future national success.

Visit the 'Prevent Fruit Fly' website for more information...

• Victoria returns to COVIDSafe settings from 11:59pm Friday 26 February 2021.
• You must always carry a face mask with you at all times when you leave the home, unless you have a lawful reason not to.
• Face masks must be worn:
  • on public transport, in commercial passenger vehicles such as taxis and ride share vehicles, and in tour vehicles
  • by visitors to a hospital
  • by visitors at a care facility (while indoors)
  • indoors at shopping centres, retail facilities with 2,000 or more square metres of indoor space, markets and market stalls
  • on flights to and from Victoria and
  • at airports
  • if you are diagnosed or suspected of having COVID-19, or a close contact of someone diagnosed with COVID-19, when leaving your home or accommodation for a permitted reason, such as medical care or to get tested
  • while awaiting the results of a COVID-19 test when leaving your home or accommodation for a permitted reason, such as medical care (except as part of a surveillance or other asymptomatic testing program)
  • while experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19.
• It is strongly recommended you wear a face mask when at a private gathering or when you cannot maintain 1.5 metres distance from other people (such as outdoor markets, outdoor concerts, street markets, at a busy bus stop or train station platform).
• There are a number of lawful reasons to not wear a face mask.