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Capacity crowds are set to return for the Australian Open and the Ashes cricket Test series this summer as the state of Victoria eased Covid-19 restrictions further Thursday.
Also read: Ricky Ponting confirms he was offered Team India's head coach role
The eagerly-awaited Ashes series between Australia and England will go ahead, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands. The Rod Laver arena in Melbourne which hosts the Australian Open will also allow 100% occupancy during the tennis tournament. 
Interestingly, Australia's Test against India at the MCG earlier this year was capped at 30,000 fans per day because of the pandemic.

Ashes Tests & Australian Open could have 100% capacity after Victoria reduces Covid restrictions

Melbourne Cricket Ground could be permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands for the Ashes Test vs England 

Covid-19 restrictions eased in the state of Victoria as fans gear up for a bumper summer of sports&nbsp;

Capacity crowds are set to return for the Australian Open and the Ashes cricket Test series this summer as the state of Victoria&nbsp;eased Covid-19 restrictions further Thursday.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ricky-ponting-confirms-he-was-offered-team-india-s-head-coach-role-1637224041717" target="_blank">Ricky Ponting confirms he was offered Team India's head coach role</a>
The eagerly-awaited Ashes series between Australia and England will go ahead, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands. The Rod Laver arena in Melbourne which hosts the Australian Open will also allow 100% occupancy during the tennis tournament.&nbsp;
Interestingly,&nbsp;Australia's Test against India at the MCG earlier this year was capped at 30,000 fans per day because of the pandemic.

Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators gathered in Melbourne on Saturday to protest against the Victorian government's proposed pandemic legislation.
The proposed legislation would give the Victorian premier the authority to declare a pandemic and would allow the health minister to make public health orders.
Anti-vaccination protesters reportedly held up placards calling for premier Daniel Andrews' government to "kill the bill" &ndash; referencing the proposed legislation.
The pandemic-specific legislation would replace the state-of-emergency powers when they expire on December 15.

On camera: thousands join anti-Covid-19 vaccine protest in Melbourne

On camera: thousands join anti-Covid-19 vaccine protest in Melbourne over a proposed law that will give Victorian govt the rights to declare a pandemic

Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators gathered in Melbourne Protest against Victorian government's proposed pandemic law
Proposed&nbsp;law to give Victorian premier the right to declare a pandemic
Anti-vaccination protesters ask Andrews' govt to 'kill the bill' &nbsp;
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The proposed legislation would give the Victorian premier the authority to declare a pandemic and would allow the health minister to make public health orders

Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators gathered in Melbourne on Saturday to protest against the Victorian government's proposed pandemic legislation.
The proposed legislation would give the Victorian premier the authority to declare a pandemic and would allow the health minister to make public health orders.
Anti-vaccination protesters reportedly held up placards calling for premier Daniel Andrews' government to "kill the bill" &ndash; referencing the proposed legislation. 
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The pandemic-specific legislation would replace the state-of-emergency powers when they expire on December 15.

Protesters gathered in large numbers in Melbourne on Tuesday, marching against mandatory vaccination rules set by the provincial government.&nbsp;
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
Australia's Victoria recorded about 600 cases of Covid-19 on Monday.&nbsp;
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Watch: Demonstrators in Melbourne protest against coronavirus vaccine rules 

On Cam: Protests&nbsp;and clashes in Melbourne as the govt imposed tough Covid&nbsp;vaccine rules for the construction&nbsp;industry&nbsp;which is set to reopen on Oct 5. 44 were arrested with PM Morrison calling the clashes 'very concerning'

Watch: demonstrators in Melbourne as govt imposes tough coronavirus vaccine rules

Police in Melbourne arrested at least 44 demonstrators after clashes erupted during a massive demonstration against the tough Covid-19 vaccine guidelines imposed on the construction industry.&nbsp;
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said that the protesters' actions were "totally unacceptable" while Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the clashes in Melbourne "very concerning."
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
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Police said that 44 were arrested during clashes that erupted in Melbourne against tough vaccine rules imposed by the government. PM Morrison called the events in the city, 'very concerning'

Police in Melbourne arrested at least 44 demonstrators after clashes erupted during a massive demonstration against the tough Covid-19 vaccine guidelines imposed on the construction industry.&nbsp;
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said that the protesters' actions were "totally unacceptable" while Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the clashes in Melbourne "very concerning."
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
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Over 1,600 people gathered for a three-course lunch in Melbourne as part of an annual carnival, the&nbsp;World's Longest Lunch.
The venue was&nbsp;Melbourne's Treasury Gardens and the tables formed what measured a 500-meter-long communal table! It's hardly surprising for a place that's almost obsessed with food and wine.
The annual lunch has been a part the Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival (MFWF) since 1993.
Covid-19 safety protocols were followed as people enjoyed the three-course meal, after what has been a terrible year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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World's longest lunch: Over 1,600 people gathered for a three-course lunch in Melbourne

Over 1,600 people gathered for a three-course lunch in Melbourne as part of an annual carnival, the&nbsp;World's Longest Lunch.
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Over 1,600 people gathered for a three-course lunch in Melbourne as part of an annual carnival, the&nbsp;World's Longest Lunch.
The venue was&nbsp;Melbourne's Treasury Gardens a 500-meter-long communal table awaited the guests!&nbsp;
Covid-19 safety protocols were followed as people enjoyed the three-course meal, after what has been a terrible year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The annual lunch has been a part the Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival (MFWF) since 1993.

Over 1,600 people gathered for a three-course lunch in Melbourne as part of an annual carnival, the&nbsp;World's Longest Lunch.
The venue was&nbsp;Melbourne's Treasury Gardens a 500-meter-long communal table awaited the guests!&nbsp;
Covid-19 safety protocols were followed as people enjoyed the three-course meal, after what has been a terrible year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The annual lunch has been a part the Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival (MFWF) since 1993.
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Aussie scientist finds new spider species with blue face, eight eyes!

A resident in New South Wales was taken aback when she accidentally discovered a new spider species, after spotting one spider with a blue face and eight eyes&nbsp;in her backyard.
Amanda De George, a zookeeper and scientist spotted the eight-legged critter at her home in Australia almost 18 months ago but sent it for identification&nbsp;when it re-appeared again this year.
The 4 millimetre long jumping spider was captured along with another one and sent to a spider expert in Melbourne.
Experts later identified it as belonging to a genus group Jotus and will later be given a Latin scientific name. Ms De George described the find as exciting and said it felt nice to contribute to science.

Woman discovers new spider species with blue face and eight eyes!

A New South Wales resident was taken aback when she accidentally discovered a new spider species, with a blue face and eight eyes.
Amanda De George, who is a zookeeper and scientist spotted the eight-legged critter at her home backyard in Australia almost 18 months ago but sent it for identification&nbsp;when it re-appeared again this year.
The 4 millimetre long jumping spider was captured along with another one and sent to a spider expert in Melbourne.
Experts later identified it as belonging to a genus group Jotus and will later be given a Latin scientific name. De George described the find as exciting and said it felt nice to contribute to science.

A New South Wales resident was taken aback when she accidentally discovered a new spider species, with a blue face and eight eyes.
Amanda De George, a zookeeper and scientist spotted the eight-legged critter at her home backyard in Australia almost 18 months ago but sent it for identification&nbsp;when it re-appeared again this year.
The 4 millimetre long jumping spider was captured along with another one and sent to a spider expert in Melbourne.
Experts later identified it as belonging to a genus group Jotus and will later be given a Latin scientific name. De George described the find as exciting and said it felt nice to contribute to science.

Anti-lockdown protesters arrested in Australia

Australian Police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters in Sydney and Melbourne. as after hundreds demanding 'freedom'&nbsp;demonstrated against&nbsp;the harsh Covid-19 measures implemented by the Australian government.
Around 300 people participated in anti-lockdown&nbsp;protests in Melbourne, small protests&nbsp;also broke out in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth.
Strict measures have been enacted by the Morrison&nbsp;govt after Australia witnessed a steady surge in the covid cases.
With nearly 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 confirmed covid-19 cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Anti-lockdown protesters arrested in Australia Protesters&nbsp;want 'freedom' from Covid-19&nbsp;restrictions 300 people participated in protests in Melbourne With 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 cases&nbsp;

Australian Police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters in Sydney and Melbourne after hundreds demanding 'freedom'&nbsp;demonstrated against&nbsp;the harsh Covid-19 measures implemented by the Australian government.
Around 300 people participated in anti-lockdown&nbsp;protests in Melbourne, small protests&nbsp;also broke out in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth.
Strict measures have been enacted by the Morrison&nbsp;govt after Australia witnessed a steady surge in the covid cases.
With nearly 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 confirmed covid-19 cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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