Covid Australia: One Victorian dies as the state records 507 new cases - Daily Mail

The state administered 43,441 vaccine doses on Saturday with 43.5 per cent of eligible Victorians fully vaccinated and 71.2 per cent single-dosed. .

Victoria recorded 507 new Covid-19 cases and one death on Sunday as Premier Dan Andrews is set to unveil his roadmap out of lockdown (pictured, people waiting in line at a vaccination clinic in Melbourne on Friday).

Mr Andrews will on Sunday finally reveal what life will look like for the rest of the year once 70 per cent of the population is fully vaccinated. .

The travel limit for Melbourne residents is expected to be extended to 25km, and the 9pm curfew scrapped once the state is 70 per cent fully vaccinated. .

The changes will be officially announced by the Mr Andrews at 12pm on Sunday and the roadmap will also detail a second stage with changes to travel, sport and new rules for pubs and restaurants once Victoria hits 80 per cent fully jabbed?

Dan Andrews is expected to announce what life will look like for locked-down Victorians for the rest of the year on Sunday, one 70 per cent of the population is double vaccinated (pictured, police presence at an anti-lockdown protest in Melbourne on Saturday)?

Victorians can expect to dine outdoors at pubs and restaurants next month while students can return to school as Premier Daniel Andrews unveils his road map out of lockdown (pictured in Melbourne).

Students are also expected to return to the classroom next month (stock image)

Indoor dining may still be a thing of the future even once 70 per cent of the population is double jabbed

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews will unveil the road map out of lockdown on Sunday

Restrictions expected to ease once 70 per cent of the population aged 16 and over are double vaccinated include the following:

Kindergarten to Year 2 will then return to school followed by all remaining years which are due to be back by the end of October

Mr Andrews is also expected to announce a further easing of restrictions once 80 per cent are double jabbed

Melbourne has spent 228 days in lockdown since since march 2020, and is set to notch up a grim world record for the most days spent under stay-at-home laws when it passes Buenos Aires on September 23. 

Melbourne has spent 228 days in lockdown since since march 2020, and is set to notch up a grim world record for the most days spent under stay-at-home laws when it passes Buenos Aires on September 23