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Victoria records 3 new local cases and 0 new overseas cases
New cases reported in the last 24 hours
+3 new local cases:
All three of the locally acquired cases in the community have been identified as primary close contacts of the existing cases in the Mentone and Mitcham clusters.
There are now exposure sites in Albert Park, Bairnsdale, Black Rock, Box Hill South, Brighton, Camberwell, Cape Schank, Caufield, Cheltenham, Doveton, Forest Hill, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, Hallam, Glen Waverley, Lakes Entrance, Leongatha, Mentone, Mordialloc, Melbourne CBD, Moorabbin, Mount Waverley, Oakleigh, Southbank, and Wonthaggi and we expect this list of exposure site to increase over coming days as contact tracing continues
+0 new overseas cases.
Recap from yesterday:
All 18 of the locally acquired cases in the community have been identified as primary close contacts to the existing cases in the Mentone and Mitcham clusters.
Genomic sequencing results have been received from the samples from the Victorian outbreak, and it has established they are directly linked to the New South Wales cluster.
There are now exposure sites in Black Rock, Brighton, Cape Schank, Cheltenham, Doveton, Forest Hill, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, Hallam, Glen Waverley, Lakes Entrance, Leongatha, Mentone, Mordialloc, Melbourne CBD, Moorabbin, Mount Waverley, Oakleigh, Southbank, and Wonthaggi and this list of exposure site will increase over coming days as contact tracing continues.
⚠️ There are new case exposure sites, please see information below.
Huge thanks to u/chessc for the summary: Jacinta Allan:
32 active cases
3 new local cases - all linked to Thai cafe cluster
0 new overseas cases
190 testing sites operational in Victoria
Sites open from 8am to 8pm
88% of people receive test results within 24 hours
99.9% of people receive results within 48 hours
All Victorians who have returned from NSW have received text message alert with instructions specific to their circumstances
Allen Cheng:
21 total cases in Thai cafe cluster
Haven't found the source but are investigating several avenues
All genomic testing results (from 10 people) show link to NSW outbreak
220 close contacts in isolation
359 secondary contacts
Expecting more close contacts to test positive in coming weeks
All transmissions so far are at the Thai cafe or in family gatherings
Jeroen Weimar:
DHHS website has details of all testing sites open
35% increase in tests in the south-eastern suburbs yesterday
51 exposure sites listed on website
60,000 people came home from NSW to Victoria on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
People who are still in NSW and have an urgent need to return to Victoria: exemptions applications are being triaged and will take at least 24 hours to process
Cases to date
Last 24 hours
TOTAL
Confirmed cases
+3
20,391
Active
+3
32
Recovered
+0
19,538
Deaths
+0
820
Community transmission
+0
3,762
Test results received
+22,477
3,929,815
Hospital
+0
0
Active cases breakdown
Last 24 hours
TOTAL
TOTAL
+3
32
Locally acquired
+3
21
Overseas
+0
11
Currently in quarantine (as at 11pm on the 02/01)
Type of resident
In quarantine hotel TOTAL
In health/complex care hotels TOTAL
TOTAL
2,225
145
Returned overseas traveller
1,929
130
Airline crew
69
2
Community*
206
7
Frontline worker
3
0
Voluntary support person
1
6
*includes interstate travellers.
⚠️Case alerts – public exposure sites⚠️
Some points to note:
Please read the pinned stickied note within this post.
If you have visited any of the locations listed in the table below during the date and time indicated you mustget testedimmediately and quarantine for 14 days from the exposure.
Location
Site
Exposure period
Notes
Abbotsford
Bodriggy Brewing Company 245 Johnston Street, Abbotsford VIC 3067
28/12/20 2:50pm-5:30pm
Case dined at venue
Black Rock
Smile Buffalo Thai restaurant 305 Beach Road, Black Rock VIC 3193
21/12/20 7:30pm-9:30pm
Case dined in restaurant
Black Rock
Smile Buffalo Thai restaurant 305 Beach Road, Black Rock VIC 3193
21/12/20 6:30pm-9:40pm
Case dined in restaurant
Black Rock
Smile Buffalo Thai restaurant 305 Beach Road, Black Rock VIC 3193
27/12/20 7.30pm - 9pm
Case dined for dinner
Brighton
Royal Brighton Yacht Club - outdoor dining 253 Esplanade, Brighton VIC 3186
29/12/20 12:00pm-2:00pm
Case dined in outdoor restaurant
Docklands
Melbourne Boat Hire - Yarra River Cruise. 45 Newquay Promenade, Docklands VIC 3008
28/12/2020 11.26am-2:00pm
Case attended venue
Doveton
Holy Family Parish Doveton Catholic 100 Power Road, Doveton VIC 3177
26/12/20 4:00pm-6:00pm
Case attended Spanish Service
Glen Waverley
Village Century City 285-287 Springvale Road, Glen Waverley VIC 3150
28/12/20 2:45pm-5:30pm
Case attended Gold Class screening Wonder Woman 1984
McKinnon
Hotlocks By Rachael Hairdresser, 260 McKinnon Road, McKinnon VIC 3204
23/12/20 4:00pm-6:00pm
Case had hair cut in store
Melbourne
Fonda Mexican Flinders Lane 31 Flinders Lane Melbourne
29/12/20 6:00pm-7:30pm
Case attended restaurant
Melbourne
Melbourne Central Lion Hotel, 211 La Trobe Street
28/12/2020 10pm - 12.30am
Case attended venue
Melbourne
Left Bank Melbourne, 1 Southbank Blvd
25/12/20 12pm - 3pm
Case ate in store
Mordialloc
Woodlands Golf Club - club bar 109 White Street Mordialloc VIC 3195
23/12/20 12:30pm-1:30pm
Case attended club house bar
Mordialloc
Woodlands Golf Club - club bar 109 White Street Mordialloc VIC 3195
Viral fragments have been detected in a sample of wastewater taken from the inlet to the Lakes Entrance wastewater treatment plant on 29 December. The Department of Health and Human Services is urging anyone in the Lakes Entrance area with any coronavirus (COVID-19) symptoms, no matter how mild, to get tested and stay home until they receive their result. Bairnsdale Regional Health Services drive-through testing site is open from 9am to 5pm on New Year’s Day and over the weekend.
Hello, So, to make the back story to this as short and sweet as possible, I grew up with a single mom in poverty. After I moved out, my mom had a heart issue that caused several severe strokes and brain bleeds. She was moved into a assisted living, then a senior apartment. She is surviving off of disability payments. Now for the reason why I am posting. Recently, as an American, my mother and I both recieved the stimulus check of $600. She told me she was going to put it all towards bills. A few days later, she asked me to buy her something at the store because she was all out of money. It didn't click then, but just tonight I asked to see her phone, because I wanted to look at her emails. Thankfully she isn't very tech savvy, and didn't delete any emails. If she did, she barley deleted any. I saw that since the 28th of last month, when she got her payment, within 3 days she spent all of her remaining money on a casino app. Then, she got her $600, and a few days later, yet again, out of money. She is almost $700 negative in her account, and she has been trying to make purchases in app everyday since she blew it all, each time getting declined. In 1 day she spent over 300 dollars in game. I did some research, changed her email password to something only I know, blocked all in app purchases (which side note, if she is smart enough it's super easy to change the password again wothout knowing the new password....thanks a lot Google for your supreme security. /s) I then brought it up to her and she got sad. I found a phone number to call National Counselon Problem Gambling. I will be calling that in the morning. I know they're open 24/7 but I am quite tired and want to head to sleep very soon. I am not sure how long that call may take. My question for everyone dealing with or know someone dealing with this gambling addiction, what are some things I can try and look out for to help prevent future problems, or signs, or anything I may not realize? She is disabled, so driving is not a thing. She doesn't know how to do phone betting on things like sports, or anything like that. Like I mentioned earlier, she is currently several hundred dollars negative in her account (why tf did her bank not decline after the 1st purchase that brought her negative, let alone the 2nd, or 3rd, etc? She only can buy up to $100 packages in app, so she didn't make a $700+ purchase in app. I have browsed all the recent Google Play receipts) so she cannot uber to a casino. The one thing I am a little worried about is suicide, which I am taking precautions on, but that's not this subreddits topic. So, not to repeat myself too much, but what are things I should look out for? Behaviors, struggles, ways to help other than the Gambling hotline, etc. Any help is greatly appreciated! Edit: I was so tired last night when posting this, didn't realize that the NSW was an Australian number. When I went to call it, it was 1 digit shorter than I am used to. Looking closer into the website, it seems to be only for Australians. We are Americans.
Full list of upcoming games on the Nintendo Switch (US) (Updated 11/7/2020)
Console exclusives (games that are also on PC and/or mobile, but not on other consoles) in Italics. Nintendo exclusives (games that are only on Nintendo platforms) in bold. For those looking at this list and not sure what's likely to be noteworthy, I have compiled a page for noteworthy releases in November. Please give them a look if you want to see what games are likely to be some of October's highlights! As for the full list of upcoming games, here you go:
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Casino self-bans are available in all Australian states. However, liquor self-bans are officially only available in New South Wales. Why?
TL;DR
My actual questions are at the very end of this post. If you're in a hurry, you may skip the rest.
Gambling self-bans
Gambling self-bans are useful for those who want to quit. Often, you can fill in one form and be banned from all the casinos in a state, province, or country. Most problem gamblers don't self-ban, but some do. Self-bans seem to help at least some people to gamble less often. (Source.) I did some Google searching. It looks like gambling self-exclusion is available in all Australian states. (Source.) The service is also available in New Zealand, the US, the UK, Canada, South Africa, and elsewhere. Casinos have different ways of detecting self-banned individuals. Some use face-recognition software. It depends where you live.
Liquor self-bans
I saw a post by revertoe, and it got me thinking about liquor self-bans. Just as gambling self-bans can be useful for problem gamblers, I assume that self-bans from bars and pubs might likewise be useful for people who want help with abstinence.
New South Wales
New South Wales has a liquor self-exclusion scheme. The scheme is described in the Liquor Act, and in a webpage on the Liquor & Gaming NSW website. You fill in a form (PDF). You attach a photo of yourself. You tick a box to specify how long the voluntary exclusion will continue (e.g. 6 months). You bring a photocopy of the form to each of your favorite bars. Then, if you try to visit any one of these bars, they can kick you out. It's not a panacea, but if you want to quit drinking, I think it might help.
Great Yarmouth
The town of Great Yarmouth, England, launched an alcohol self-exclusion scheme about a decade ago. Your information, and your photo, go into a database. (Source.) If your favorite bars or liquor stores don't yet have access to the database, they'll be granted access. (Source.) There's no law which forbids venues from serving self-banned customers. But it's a bad idea to sell alcohol to such individuals; and I guess that the Count Me Out team is probably skilled at convincing venue owners that this is so. If you try to buy alcohol, the Count Me Out team may contact your doctor, social worker, probation officer, and/or local police department. These officials in turn may contact you and (if you've consented) your family, friends, and/or AA sponsor. (See this source.)
Everywhere else
As far as I can tell, everywhere else, the liquor self-ban process isn't so well-defined. You can ask bar staff to self-ban you. If you ask nicely, they might well honor your request. (Source.) (If you instead want them to limit your drinks, they again might be willing to help; see this source.) But they're not legally obligated to honor any request.
Note
I've never been to Australia.
My questions
I assume that problem drinking leads to far more injuries and deaths than problem gambling. (Consider, for example, drink driving.) A) If gambling self-bans are such a well-defined process everywhere, why are liquor self-bans generally not an equally well-defined process outside of New South Wales? B) (If you have any experience with the liquor self-ban scheme:) In your experience, has the New South Wales liquor self-ban scheme been helpful or unhelpful to participants?
Casino self-bans are available everywhere. Unfortunately, bar self-bans are officially only available in Australia. Why?
TL;DR
My actual question is in the last line of this post. If you're in a hurry, you may skip the rest.
Gambling self-bans
Gambling self-bans are useful for those who want to quit. Often, you can fill in one form and be banned from all the casinos in a state, province, or country. Most problem gamblers don't self-ban, but some do. Self-bans seem to help at least some people to gamble less often. (Source.) I did some Google searching. It looks like gambling self-exclusion is available in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and elsewhere. Casinos have different ways of detecting self-banned individuals. Some use face-recognition software.
Liquor self-bans
Today, I saw a post by revertoe, and it got me thinking about liquor self-bans. Just as gambling self-bans can be useful for problem gamblers, I assume that self-bans from bars and pubs might likewise be useful for people who want help with abstinence.
New South Wales
New South Wales is an Australian province of about eight million people. In that province, there's a liquor self-exclusion scheme. The scheme is described in the Liquor Act, and in a webpage on the Liquor & Gaming NSW website. You fill in a form (PDF). You attach a photo of yourself. You tick a box to specify how long the voluntary exclusion will continue (e.g. 6 months). You bring a photocopy of the form to each of your favorite bars. Then, if you try to visit any one of these bars, they can kick you out. It's not a panacea, but if you want to quit drinking, I think it might help.
[Edit: Great Yarmouth]
The town of Great Yarmouth, England, launched an alcohol self-exclusion scheme about a decade ago. Your information, and your photo, go into a database. (Source.) If your favorite bars or liquor stores don't yet have access to the database, they'll be granted access. (Source.) There's no law which forbids venues from serving self-banned customers. But it's a bad idea to sell alcohol to such individuals; and I guess that the Count Me Out team is probably skilled at convincing venue owners that this is so. If you try to buy alcohol, the Count Me Out team may contact your doctor, social worker, probation officer, and/or local police department. These officials in turn may contact you and (if you've consented) your family, friends, and/or AA sponsor. (See this source.)
Everywhere else
Everywhere else in the world, the liquor self-ban process isn't so well-defined. You can ask bar staff to self-ban you. If you ask nicely, they might well honor your request. (Source.) (If you instead want them to limit your drinks, they again might be willing to help; see this source.) But they're not legally obligated to honor any request.
Edit
As part of a series of further attempts to seek a good answer, I've cross-posted my question to /australia, here, and to /AustralianPolitics, here.
My question
I assume that problem drinking leads to far more injuries and deaths than problem gambling. (Consider, for example, drunk driving.) If gambling self-bans are such a well-defined process everywhere, why are liquor self-bans generally not an equally well-defined process?
Casino self-bans are available in all Australian states. However, liquor self-bans are officially only available in New South Wales. Why?
TL;DR
My actual questions are at the very end of this post. If you're in a hurry, you may skip the rest.
Gambling self-bans
Gambling self-bans are useful for those who want to quit. Often, you can fill in one form and be banned from all the casinos in a state, province, or country. Most problem gamblers don't self-ban, but some do. Self-bans seem to help at least some people to gamble less often. (Source.) I did some Google searching. It looks like gambling self-exclusion is available in all Australian states. (Source.) The service is also available in New Zealand, the US, the UK, Canada, South Africa, and elsewhere. Casinos have different ways of detecting self-banned individuals. Some use face-recognition software. It depends where you live.
Liquor self-bans
I saw a post by revertoe, and it got me thinking about liquor self-bans. Just as gambling self-bans can be useful for problem gamblers, I assume that self-bans from bars and pubs might likewise be useful for people who want help with abstinence.
New South Wales
New South Wales has a liquor self-exclusion scheme. The scheme is described in the Liquor Act, and in a webpage on the Liquor & Gaming NSW website. You fill in a form (PDF). You attach a photo of yourself. You tick a box to specify how long the voluntary exclusion will continue (e.g. 6 months). You bring a photocopy of the form to each of your favorite bars. Then, if you try to visit any one of these bars, they can kick you out. It's not a panacea, but if you want to quit drinking, I think it might help.
Great Yarmouth
The town of Great Yarmouth, England, launched an alcohol self-exclusion scheme about a decade ago. Your information, and your photo, go into a database. (Source.) If your favorite bars or liquor stores don't yet have access to the database, they'll be granted access. (Source.) There's no law which forbids venues from serving self-banned customers. But it's a bad idea to sell alcohol to such individuals; and I guess that the Count Me Out team is probably skilled at convincing venue owners that this is so. If you try to buy alcohol, the Count Me Out team may contact your doctor, social worker, probation officer, and/or local police department. These officials in turn may contact you and (if you've consented) your family, friends, and/or AA sponsor. (See this source.)
Everywhere else
As far as I can tell, everywhere else, the liquor self-ban process isn't so well-defined. You can ask bar staff to self-ban you. If you ask nicely, they might well honor your request. (Source.) (If you instead want them to limit your drinks, they again might be willing to help; see this source.) But they're not legally obligated to honor any request.
Note
I've never been to Australia.
My questions
I assume that problem drinking leads to far more injuries and deaths than problem gambling. (Consider, for example, drink driving.) A) If gambling self-bans are such a well-defined process everywhere, why are liquor self-bans generally not an equally well-defined process outside of New South Wales? B) (If you have any experience with the liquor self-ban scheme:) In your experience, has the New South Wales liquor self-ban scheme been helpful or unhelpful to participants?
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