In light of the revelation by The Border Mail Mr Weimar was asked where residents can and cannot travel during a daily media briefing.

"The border arrangements are very clear," Mr Weimar said

"I think they're well understood by the majority of their border community, people who reside and have permanent residency on both sides of the border communities can travel more freely and if there's any uncertainty around that we can provide advice on a case-by-case basis."

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Asked whether the Thurgoona woman who was denied entry into Victoria to attend a funeral should have been allowed to travel to Melbourne, Mr Weimar said he did not know the details of the particular case and would need to look into it.

Despite getting confirmation from both her state and federal MP and reading in The Border Mail that the Victorian government had confirmed NSW border residents could visit all of Victoria, Micaela Collins was told to not enter the state on Tuesday morning to attend the funeral in Melbourne, leaving the 26-year-old "devastated".

Border residents have been inundated with conflicting advice and partial explanations since the border was closed.

Victoria recorded three new cases of COVID-19 yesterday, one locally acquired and two from hotel quarantine.

Since yesterday there have also been 37,509 test results received.

There are currently 41 active COVID-19 cases in Victoria.