Victoria has recorded zero new coronavirus cases and no deaths for the thirteenth straight day, the state's health department says.
There are three active cases of the virus, down from four yesterday, and two people remain in hospital.
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The rolling 14-day average of new cases per day in Melbourne has now fallen to 0.1, while in regional Victoria it remains at zero.
There is just one 'mystery' case with an unknown source of infection.
Health authorities conducted 20,819 COVID tests across the state.
Research highlights the financial impact of the pandemic
Confirmation of another 'double doughnut' day for Victoria comes as new research reveals which postcodes have suffered the most severe financial hit during the pandemic.
Figures from analytics consultancy Taylor Fry show the regional areas of Corangamite, Moyne, Warrnambool and Beaconsfield, as well as the inner-Melbourne suburbs of St Kilda, Elwood and Brunswick East were hardest hit.
Taylor Fry principal Alan Greenfield said cuts to JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments in late September had an "instant and dramatic" effect on the finances of many Australian households.
"Some businesses that no longer qualify for JobKeeper have not recovered enough to keep their staff employed. A much larger number of Australians have seen their incomes drop by at least $300 a fortnight," he said.
More to come.
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2020-11-11 22:34:00Z
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