* Victoria has reported no new coronavirus deaths, leaving the state toll at 819 and the national figure at 907

* Three new cases, with one linked to the northern metro Melbourne outbreak and two being investigated to determine if they are new cases or due to shedding of old infections

* New cases in Boroondara, Casey and Darebin local government areas

* One case is a child who attended the Goodstart Learning Centre in Bundoora on October 20-22 and is connected to the northern suburbs outbreak

* Centre closed on October 25, eight children and four staff are close contacts - so far six children and three staff have tested negative

* The 14-day rolling case average for Melbourne is 2.4 and zero for regional Victoria

* Melbourne has four mystery cases as of October 13-26 while regional Victoria has none

* 76 active cases across the state, none in regional Victoria

* 5 people in hospital, none in ICU

* 4 active cases linked to aged care

* 3,130,788 tests conducted since the pandemic started with 24,135 in the last 24-hour period

* 99 per cent of people are getting their results back within 24 hours

OUTBREAKS

* Northern metro region community - 23 active, 42 total

* Eastern Health Box Hill Hospital - 4 active, 15 total

POLICE FINES

* Six fines issued in the last 24 hours, including three for failing to wear a face mask outside home and none at vehicle checkpoints

RESTRICTIONS

* Major easing of Melbourne restrictions happened from midnight Tuesday, with all retail cafes, restaurants and pubs able to open, albeit with some restrictions on numbers

* Melburnians limited to travel within 25km of home but no longer any restrictions on reasons for travel

* Strict rules around household visits - one visit per day by two adults and any dependents to another home but either household cannot make or receive any other visits on the same day

* Outdoor gatherings capped at 10 people but can include people from up to 10 households

* Face masks must still be worn at all times when outside the home

* Several other restrictions also eased from midnight Tuesday

* As of November 8, the 25km limit and Melbourne's "ring of steel" to end with further easing of restrictions across many categories such as gyms which are expected to reopen.

Sources: Department of Health and Human Services and Victoria Police.

Australian Associated Press