Melburnians are sadly no strangers to lockdowns but that doesn't make 取引，協定ing with them any easier. WAYNE FLOWER 診察するs why this one is going to 傷つける

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Melbourne's COVID-ravished CBD had been enjoying a much needed resurgence before another cruel lockdown cast it 支援する into despair.?

Just a week ago the city had sprung 支援する to life, with pubs and restaurants bustling with activity.?

It had been a hard slog for CBD 商売／仕事s to make it this far after 耐えるing three 破滅的な lockdowns over the past year.?

Not a soul to be seen. The city has again been 急落（する），激減（する）d 支援する into the dark ages

One of the rare 調印するs of life was the ワクチン接種 centre at? the 王室の 展示 Building

Tradies work on a building in Melbourne. They are の中で the only people left in the city now

It seemed some type of normality was finally returning to the heart of Melbourne as office 労働者s were ordered 支援する to （警察，軍隊などの）本部.?

While still a long way from a pre-COVID Melbourne, the city had become once again a 蜂の巣 of activity.?

Cafes only weeks ago that were serving a handful of coffees now had lines out the door, with more 労働者s needed to serve the 集まりs.?

It was a plainly obvious 復活 that had been welcomed by long 苦しむing city 商売／仕事 owners.?

On Friday, the city had again been 急落（する），激減（する）d 支援する into the dark ages, with 商売／仕事s again 軍隊d to の近くに their doors and wait for better news.

By now Melburnians are familiar with the lockdown 決まりきった仕事 having just come out of another?snap five-day hard lockdown in February.?

支援する then, resilient Melbourne 商売／仕事s were 軍隊d to grin and 耐える it.?

After 耐えるing months of lockdown last year, the five-day lockdown seemed like a walk in the park.?

But the cumulative 衝撃 of 連続する lockdowns cannot be understated.?

Since the start of the pandemic, Melburnians have spent 160 days 限定するd to home ４半期/4分の1s.

The 経済的な （死傷者）数 has been horrific, not to について言及する the 衝撃 on Melburnians' mental health.??

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Melbourne is again in the 支配するs of yet another hard lockdown. Flinders Street 駅／配置する in the heart of the CBD is 静かな once more?

The Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne was jam packed with produce, but only a handful of people were there to buy it?

Collins Street in Melbourne's CBD has again been 砂漠d?

Seven million （船に）燃料を積み込む／（軍）地下えんぺい壕 負かす／撃墜する for another 残虐な lockdown as terrifying 地図／計画する shows how coronavirus has already spread across Melbourne

??Busy cafes last week today sit idle, with many choosing not to open their doors at all.?

?What remains of city foot traffic is wearing fluorescent yellow and orange.?

Without Melbourne's construction and 輸送（する） 労働者s, the CBD would be 事実上 empty.?

Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market at lunch time catered to but a handful of people - mostly constructions 労働者s from a nearby building 場所／位置.?

哀れな shop keepers peered from behind 反対するs at their empty 商売／仕事s, with many not even bothering to 除去する the stools from their positions upside 負かす／撃墜する on the dining （米）棚上げする／（英）提議するs.?

After all, people are not 現実に 許すd to dine in and must again stand outside in the 冷淡な to 得る，とらえる a quick bite to eat.?

Popular dining （土地などの）細長い一片s along Degraves Street and 金物類／武器類 小道／航路 are desolate.??

Daily Mail Australia spoke to several 失望させるd 商売／仕事 owners who were 軍隊d to 貯蔵所 fresh food 購入（する）d to cater for the 週末.?

One restaurateur, who 拒絶する／低下するd to be 指名するd, h 広告 just decked out his fridges with an 豊富 of new 在庫／株 to cater to a brand new menu.?

'We had 機能（する）／行事s 調書をとる／予約するd out here. It's all going to waste now,' he said.?

The popular 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業 and restaurant had been enjoying a much needed 解除する in patronage after months of despair.?

'This will put everything 支援する again for months. People return to 孤立／分離 and it changes the way they interact,' he said.?

'People were just starting to get 支援する into the groove and this is really going to 傷つける us.'??

The tattered remains of Melbourne's COVID-荒廃させるd 商売／仕事s scar the CBD

Many Melbourne CBD 商売／仕事s went broke during last year's lockdowns

For thousands of casual 労働者s across the city, the 恐れる remains that the snap seven day lockdown will be drawn out.?

ロビー group Small 商売／仕事 Australia believes the cost of just a seven-day Victorian lockdown will reach almost $1 billion in lost 経済的な activity.

Other 専門家s, such as the Grattan 学校／設ける, think it will probably cost closer to $900 million.?

分析 from the 連邦／共和国 Bank this morning 警告するd of その上の lockdowns until 普及した COVID ワクチン接種 is 達成するd.

'The lockdown is longer and more 普及した than the one 課すd in 中央の?February. People's mobility is 推定する／予想するd to 拒絶する／低下する again from its pandemic high,' 分析家s said.

The 失望／欲求不満 Melburnians are feeling is palpable considering the broken 約束s and repeated 失敗s by its 明言する／公表する 政府.?

It is mind boggling that no uniform QR code tracing system had been 器具／実施するd at 商売／仕事 前線s until now.??

Even now, with five new 事例／患者s of community 突発／発生, Victorian 当局 have been caught out.?

On Friday, the 明言する／公表する's 実験（する）ing 指揮官 Jeroen Weimar 認める a number of places visited by those 感染させるd had not been 逮捕（する）d by its fractured system.?

A 同意／服従 check in April 明らかにする／漏らすd a whopping 37 per cent of 商売／仕事s had been 非，不，無-compliant.?

On Thursday, as Melburnians were about to enter lockdown, Daily Mail Australia again entered several 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業s and restaurants without 存在 asked to check in.??

A 抗議する人 is seen 持つ／拘留するing up a 調印する during an anti-lockdown 抗議する in Melbourne on Thursday

Police line up along 議会 steps during a snap 決起大会／結集させる of anti-lockdown protestors outside of Flinders Street 駅／配置する

?総理大臣 Scott Morrison has been imploring Victoria to get its 行為／法令／行動する together since September.?

He had called on Victoria to mimic the 'gold 基準' of NSW which had enabled that 明言する／公表する to 抑える six 突発／発生s that had been linked to Victoria.?

'The most important thing is 確実にするing that we build an 統合するd tracing 能力 権利 across the country that enables a country to remain open にもかかわらず the 脅し of 突発／発生s,' he said at the time.?

長，指導者 Scientist Alan Finkel took Victorian health 公式の／役人s to Sydney to 熟考する／考慮する NSW's 接触する tracing.

It didn't work.?

Victoria’s 接触する tracing team were slammed this week by the Australian 医療の 協会 for letting the 明言する／公表する 負かす／撃墜する after 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）ing the wrong supermarket as an （危険などに）さらす 場所／位置.?

The Victorian 政府 was 軍隊d to 収容する／認める its 接触する tracing team 'fell 負かす／撃墜する' again after it took almost two weeks to realise they had identified the wrong Woolworths 蓄える／店 as a COVID hotspot.

It was an astonishing 失敗 簡単に deflected by 長，指導者 医療の Officer Professor Brett Sutton because they 設立する no 証拠 anyone else had been 感染させるd over the mistake.?

得点する／非難する／２０s of Victorians have 答える／応じるd 怒って to the 最新の lockdown, flocking to Melbourne’s CBD to call for an end to what they みなす unlawful 制限s.

‘Reignite 僕主主義 Australia’ 抗議する人s met at Flinders Street 駅／配置する last night before marching to 議会 on Spring Street.?

Angry 抗議する人s carried 掲示s and shouted as they marched through the city.?

Lockdown 対策 （機の）カム into 軍隊 夜通し meaning Victorians can only leave their home for five 推論する／理由s, 含むing to 捜し出す 医療の care or 購入（する） 必須の items.

A cleaner wipes 負かす／撃墜する a turnstile at Flinders Street 駅／配置する during a 普通は busy 急ぐ hour in Melbourne on Friday

The flouro 旅団: Most of the people left in Melbourne's CBD are wearing flouro vests

金物類／武器類 小道／航路 had been enjoying a 殺到する in activity in 最近の weeks, but again has been 減ずるd to a stand still?

The ugly scenes had become ますます ありふれた に向かって the end of last year's second deadly COVID-19 突発／発生, which saw Melburnians locked 負かす／撃墜する for what at the time was a 記録，記録的な／記録する length.?

Hundreds of people had died during Victoria's second deadly COVID 突発／発生, which escaped from hotel 検疫.?

Victorian 首相 Daniel Andrews had 最初 非難するd Victorian families for failing to 固執する to the 支配するs for the 突発／発生 before apologising for his 政府's monumental 失敗.?

On Thursday,?事実上の／代理 首相 James Merlino again put the boot into Victorians for failing to get vaccinated quickly enough.?

Never mind 居住（者）s trying to 調書をとる／予約する a 発射 over the phone struggle to get past an 自動化するd message.?

The ワクチン hotline 衝突，墜落d on Friday morning as 当局 緊急発進するd to adequately 資源 it.?

With more 抗議するs planned for the 週末, Mr Merlino said there would be police 施行するing lockdown 制限s.?

Melburnians can also 推定する／予想する to see 兵士s 支援する on the streets, with the 政府 requesting 援助 from 150 Australian Defence 軍隊 職員／兵員 to help 施行する the lockdown.?

After four lockdowns, Victorians on the brink of 災害 yet again are 需要・要求するing not only answers, but an end to the 失敗s.?

This? one is going to 傷つける.