Wearing a mask is one of the easiest ways to protect yourself against COVID. Wearing a face mask lowers your chance of catching and spreading the virus.

As cases increase in Victoria, it is important to wear a mask in crowded spaces and around older people and those who are disabled or have complex medical conditions.

We recommend you wear a high-quality mask such as a N95 mask for higher protection. You can buy these at a local pharmacy.

Let’s keep working together to protect vulnerable family members and those in our community from falling very sick.

Authorised by the Department of Health, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

Wearing a mask is one of the easiest ways to protect yourself against COVID. Wearing a face mask lowers your chance of catching and spreading the virus.
As cases increase in Victoria, it is important to wear a mask in crowded spaces and around older people and those who are disabled or have complex medical conditions.
We recommend you wear a high-quality mask such as a N95 mask for higher protection. You can buy these at a local pharmacy.
Let’s keep working together to protect vulnerable family members and those in our community from falling very sick.
Authorised by the Department of Health, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

As COVID-19 continues to be part of our lives, there are simple things we can do to reduce the spread of the virus. 

As COVID-19 continues to be part of our lives, there are simple things we can do to reduce the spread of the virus.

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As COVID continues to be part of our lives, there are simple things we can do to reduce the spread of the virus.

An easy way to reduce the spread of COVID is to open doors and windows. Letting fresh air into your home or office will reduce the virus in the air and decrease your chance of getting COVID.  

During the colder months, you can open windows and indoor spaces for ten minutes every hour to avoid getting too cold.

Consider meeting outdoors if you plan to catch up with family or friends.

Let’s keep working together to protect vulnerable family members and those in our community from falling very sick.

Authorised by the Department of Health, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

As COVID continues to be part of our lives, there are simple things we can do to reduce the spread of the virus.
An easy way to reduce the spread of COVID is to open doors and windows. Letting fresh air into your home or office will reduce the virus in the air and decrease your chance of getting COVID.  
During the colder months, you can open windows and indoor spaces for ten minutes every hour to avoid getting too cold.
Consider meeting outdoors if you plan to catch up with family or friends.
Let’s keep working together to protect vulnerable family members and those in our community from falling very sick.
Authorised by the Department of Health, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

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COVID medicines are available for all people aged over 70 and others with special risk of falling very sick with COVID.

Talk to your GP to check if you or your loved one is eligible for COVID medications and have a plan in place, should you get COVID. You may be eligible for COVID medications if you have a weakened immune system, a disability or were born with a heart disease.

These antiviral medicines help people from falling so sick that they require hospitalisation. They work best if taken within five days of having COVID, so it is good to test every time you get cold symptoms.

COVID medicines are available for all people aged over 70 and others with special risk of falling very sick with COVID.
Talk to your GP to check if you or your loved one is eligible for COVID medications and have a plan in place, should you get COVID. You may be eligible for COVID medications if you have a weakened immune system, a disability or were born with a heart disease.
These antiviral medicines help people from falling so sick that they require hospitalisation. They work best if taken within five days of having COVID, so it is good to test every time you get cold symptoms.

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COVID cases are increasing in Victoria. Together, we can protect vulnerable people in our community from getting very sick with COVID.

The Department of Health encourages you to follow some simple steps to protect yourself and loved ones.
Get your 2023 booster vaccine at your local pharmacy or GP
Do a COVID Test if you have any cold symptoms
If you have COVID, stay home for at least 5 days and until you have no symptoms
Wear a mask to protect yourself and others, especially indoors when others are present or in crowded areas.
Catch up with family and friends outdoors or let fresh air in by opening windows
Talk to your GP about COVID medicines – if you have COVID and are eligible, it is important to start these as soon as possible to reduce the chance of getting seriously ill.

COVID cases are increasing in Victoria. Together, we can protect vulnerable people in our community from getting very sick with COVID.
The Department of Health encourages you to follow some simple steps to protect yourself and loved ones.
<ul>
<li>Get your 2023 booster vaccine at your local pharmacy or GP</li>
<li>Do a COVID Test if you have any cold symptoms</li>
<li>If you have COVID, stay home for at least 5 days and until you have no symptoms</li>
<li>Wear a mask to protect yourself and others, especially indoors when others are present or in crowded areas.</li>
<li>Catch up with family and friends outdoors or let fresh air in by opening windows</li>
<li>Talk to your GP about COVID medicines – if you have COVID and are eligible, it is important to start these as soon as possible to reduce the chance of getting seriously ill.</li>
</ul>

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