From this weekend the new Victorian health directives state ski goers must produce a negative COVID-19 test result before getting on the slopes.
"Anything that gets people back up to the resorts from the metro areas is seen as a good thing, it's a little bit of an impost on people," Mr Belli said. "But we're hoping that the outbreaks in Melbourne will be coming under control in the next week or so and that we can get on with life in a COVID-normal after that."
Is this an ad? Going to Mount Hotham soon I take it Kenny?
I don’t see why people are complaining 🙄. Can’t they go and get a covid test before going. Test results are in between 12-24 hrs.
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