Coronavirus in Ballarat: single-person bubble move for mental health

Melanie Whelan
Updated April 14 2021 - 11:56pm, first published September 7 2020 - 5:00pm
PUPPY LOVE: Active retiree Jeff Grieve has puppy Joey for company but also welcomes the single-person bubble, especially since no sport has limited his interaction with other humans during the pandemic. Picture: Lachlan Bence
PUPPY LOVE: Active retiree Jeff Grieve has puppy Joey for company but also welcomes the single-person bubble, especially since no sport has limited his interaction with other humans during the pandemic. Picture: Lachlan Bence

RETIREE Jeff Grieve considers himself lucky to have a good pocket of neighbours who have looked out for each other through the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes safely distanced chats in the front yard.

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Melanie Whelan

Melanie Whelan

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