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Victoria recorded no new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday.
The Department of Health announced there were zero fresh cases after 7440 tests were conducted across the state.
There were no locally or overseas acquired infections for the second day in a row, while there is still 15 active cases in Victoria.
The last recorded cases of community transmission were announced on Friday, when two people were identified as being positive.
They were already in isolation and are close contacts to a case linked to the Holiday Inn cluster.
Victorians are relishing their first weekend since restrictions were relaxed back to the conditions in place before the Black Rock outbreak in December.
From 11.59pm on Friday they can now host up to 30 people in their home per day and 100 people can gather outdoors.
Masks are only required on public transport, in ride share vehicles such as Uber and taxis, in settings such as aged care facilities and in some larger retail settings including indoor shopping centres and supermarkets.
Density limits remain for hospitality, beauty, gyms and health venues, while attendances for funerals and weddings are still capped depending on the size of the hosting setting.
Offices are now able to welcome back up to 75 per cent of staff.
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