Victoria reports 30 new coronavirus cases and another six diagnosed with Covid-19 in NSW

Northern Territory to block Victorians who live in or who have passed through hotspots from entry

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Thirty new cases of Covid-19 were identified in Victoria overnight following a testing blitz that is underway in hotspot suburbs.

It comes as the Northern Territory chief minister announced that Victorians who live in or who have passed through hotspot locations must stay out of the territory. The NT will push ahead with plans to lift border restrictions from 17 July but quarantine measures will remain in place for anyone travelling from designated coronavirus hotspots and anyone found to have lied on a statutory declaration about living in a hotspot could face a jail term of up to three years.