Seafood supplier James Marinopolous says the closure of cafes and restaurants created a ripple effect of problems. "There's a whole chain: there's us, there's our suppliers, the fishers, it affects a lot of people."

Caravan park owners say that they have next to no reservations this long weekend, and they blame the confusing rules around shared facilities.

Crops that are 100% reliant on bees for their production include avocados, apples, pumpkin and blueberries, to name a few. So without bees, our plates will look very different.

Many people have rediscovered a love of bike riding during the coronavirus lockdown, so can we use this as an opportunity to re-think our relationship with bikes in Victoria?

"For the first month I drank every day with my husband. Now we've made a pact to only share a bottle on the weekend, it was tough at first."

"Do we pour water at the table? Do we set the table with cutlery? The sugar was cause of so much angst! Do we use sachets? What if someone touches a sachet that is in a pot on the table?"

Should students be taught about the agriculture industry in schools? Would you be part of a vaccine trial for COVID-19?

Churches, shipping containers, even WWII bunkers, are just some of the interesting places that Victorians live in.

Jason Williams is a proud Noongar man who admits he struggled with his identity growing up. "I started living the way that I want to live, and it made a massive change in me."

"I just don't know what Australia can do for me as a foreigner. There is a lot of uncertainty," says Wing Kuang who is due to graduate university in Melbourne in July.