Vic. cases still moving a little south...

VIC Reff By LGA

In LGAs with enough cases to count:

Highest:
Whitehorse: 1.97
Glen Eira: 1.88
Casey: 1.85
Kingston: 1.78
Yarra Ranges: 1.72
Mornington Peninsula: 1.68

Lowest:
Mitchell: 0.78
Moonee Valley: 0.79
Hume: 0.8
Cardinia: 0.92
Bayside: 0.95
Port Phillip: 1.01 pic.twitter.com/TZyFBYj35t

— CovidBaseAU 🦠📊🇦🇺 (@covidbaseau) October 11, 2021

Today's case numbers look cautiously promising. It's impossible to know if we've turned a corner yet, but strong testing and stabilising numbers are a great sign that the incredible work of Victorians in getting vaccinated quickly, is working. Keep at it, team! #covid19vic

— Dr Sandro Demaio (@SandroDemaio) October 11, 2021

It's too soon to be a trend, but for the first time since August, our seven day average of cases has come down.

And even better - our seven day average for vaccinations has never been higher.

We're almost there Victoria - we just have to keep going.

— Dan Andrews (@DanielAndrewsMP) October 12, 2021

Sadly Casey, my workplace region, is still up in the high slot...And Mornington Peninsula, my home, is just scraping in to the high slot...Hmmm..

But this is the 3rd day in a row demonstrating that cases are falling...I hope this means hope...

there's always a way to raise the community spirit...

Woah! Turns out we had over a THOUSAND households join us for #SolidarityPancakes on Sunday! I was initially aiming for 100! Overwhelming support to make it a regular, back this weekend. Who’s in?

— Dr Sandro Demaio (@SandroDemaio) September 7, 2021