Victoria "eliminates" coronavirus after recording 28 days with no new cases
It has been 28 days since Victoria, Australia last recorded a local case of COVID-19 - classified by epidemiologists as the virus being eliminated.
"That is something all Victorians should be fundamentally proud of," said Premier Daniel Andrews, after the state's residents endured 112 days of lockdown.
The state also has no local cases currently.
At the peak of its second wave in August, Victoria was recording up to 687 cases a day.