Victorian businesses receive boost as restrictions set to ease

Police move protesters on through the Queen Victoria Market during an anti-lockdown protest in Melbourne.

Police move protesters on through the Queen Victoria Market during an anti-lockdown protest in Melbourne on Sunday. Source: AAP

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In Victoria, pandemic fatigue is driving tensions higher, with more people arrested in anti-lockdown protests. And the state government unveils a $3 billion business rescue package.

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