Victoria's COVID-19 crisis by the numbers

* One death - a woman in her 80s in aged care - snapping the state's three-day stretch without a fatality

* Victorian death toll is 810 and the national figure is 898

* 12 new cases, fourth straight day in double digits

* Two are linked to known outbreaks and complex cases, other 10 remain under investigation

* 14-day rolling case average to Saturday is 9.3 for Melbourne and 0.4 for regional Victoria

* Mystery cases in the two weeks to Thursday are 10 for Melbourne and none for regional Victoria

* 189 active cases in the state, including five in regional Victoria

* 21 people are in hospital, with none in intensive care

* 18 active cases involving healthcare workers

* 34 active cases linked to aged care

* 2,840,686 test results returned, an increase of 12,925 since Saturday

* An outbreak at Box Hill Hospital has grown to 12, with a patient and household contact testing positive

* One new infection has taken the Chadstone Shopping Centre cluster to 33

* Kilmore's Oddfellows Cafe cluster remains at six cases

KEY AGED CARE OUTBREAKS

* 17 active cases linked to Estia Aged Care Facility Keilor (total cases 51)

* 4 Embracia Moonee Valley Aged Care Facility (82)

* 4 Opal Hobsons Bay Aged Care Facility (46)

* 3 Uniting Age Well Preston (3)

OTHER KEY OUTBREAKS

* 24 active cases linked to the Chadstone Shopping Centre outbreak (total cases 33)

* 12 Box Hill Hospital outbreak (12)

* 8 Frankston Family outbreak (13)

* 6 Electra Park Medical Centre Ashwood (6)

* 6 Oddfellows Cafe in Kilmore (6)

POLICE FINES

* Victoria Police have issued 114 fines in the latest 24-hour period, including 20 for failing to wear a face mask

* A man was fined for exercising for more than the maximum two-hour limit on the St Kilda foreshore

RESTRICTIONS

* Two-hour exercise limit within five kilometres of work or home

* From Monday, face masks must cover the mouth and nose every time Victorians leave home - scarves and bandanas are unacceptable

* A household, or maximum of five people from no more than two households, can gather outside

* Religious activities of up to five people, plus one faith leader for outdoor gatherings and ceremonies, are permitted

* From Monday, Melbourne primary school, special school and VCAL students will return to classroom learning

* The next easing of Melbourne restrictions is due on October 19.

Australian Associated Press