The Daily Telegraph has confirmed the relationship is over.The High School Musical star, 33, met the waitress, 25, in June 2020 while she was working at the Byron Bay General Store in New South Wales. According to the Daily Mail, Valladares quit her job to spend more time with Efron.RELATED: Why Zac Efron’s brother was given an exemption to enter AustraliaIn the months that followed, the aspiring model was continuously photographed by the actor’s side as the duo travelled around Australia while he worked on projects including the movie Gold, which was shot in Adelaide, and the Netflix documentary series Down to Earth with Zac Efron.Last October, Valladares threw the Greatest Showman star a surprise birthday bash in Byron. The couple were joined by guests including KIIS FM radio star Kyle Sandilands, tennis champion Pat Rafter and members of the Hemsworth family.The pair also spent time in New South Wales’ Lennox Head where they were spotted enjoying a leisurely brunch in September after a skiing trip to Thredbo.Efron and Valladares were last photographed together in March while filming an abseiling session in the Blue Mountains for Down to Earth.The former Disney star has been living in Australia for over a year. In August, he reportedly cancelled a flight back to Los Angeles and had his tourist visa extended from three months to 12 months while shopping for a home in Byron Bay.Efron’s publicist declined to comment.This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission
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Three mass vaccination hubs will be opened today in Victoria with the hope they will speed up the COVID-19 inoculation program.

They will be located at Melbourne’s Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Royal Exhibition Centre and Geelong’s former Ford factory.

Bookings are recommended but not essential to receive the vaccine at one of the hubs.

Today also marks the end of Victoria’s temporary two week pause on the AstraZeneca vaccine for anyone under 50 over blood clotting concerns.

People in that age group will now be able to receive that vaccine if they fill out a form and give consent.

Victoria’s Chief Health Officer Professor Brett Sutton will receive his vaccine today, taking to Twitter to share his excitement and reaffirm confidence in the AstraZeneca jab.

“The risk of really serious adverse events is rare, which is why I’m getting my vaccination. The best vaccine to get is the one available right now,” he wrote.
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Angus Crichton was happy to settle on a 12-month extension at the Sydney Roosters, which will help the club’s cap rather than allow him to switch back to rugby.
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