Another three locally acquired coronavirus cases have been identified in Victoria, on top of three women whose positive tests ended a two-month streak without infections. The new cases are all close contacts of two women in their 40s and a woman in her 70s from Mitcham, Hallam and Mentone who were revealed on Wednesday night as having tested positive. It’s believed all the cases are tied to outbreaks of the virus in Sydney. The Mentone and Hallam women are from one family and were at the Smile Buffalo Thai restaurant in Black Rock at the same time as a close contact of the Mitcham woman and a New South Wales returned traveller, it was revealed on Thursday. That traveller returned before border permits were in place and is being tested on Thursday morning. Victoria’s testing chief Jeroen Weimar said early information indicated a potential exposure window between Dec. 17 and …