QLD / VIC / NSW COVID-19 Stats & Venue Alerts
Update from Queensland's Premier, Deputy Premier & Chief Health Officer
- No new cases in QLD
- 8 active and in hotel quarantine / hospital
- 16 days since known community transmission case in QLD
- No intention of full reopening of borders while there are community transmission cases in NSW and Victoria
Update from Victoria's Premier
- 282 new cases
- 25 deaths
- 657 cases currently in hospital
- 15,728 tests conducted since yesterday’s update
Update from New South Wales' Premier & Chief Health Officer
- 7 new cases (6 locally acquired, 1 in hotel quarantine, 3 local cases are close contacts linked to the Chops Stix restaurant in western Sydney, 2 are close contacts of the Lady of Mercy College cluster – close contacts are being contacted now)
- 10,806 tests conducted yesterday up to 8pm
- Case numbers are declining, but accumulation of cases (clusters) is still spreading it in areas of western Sydney (which is how Victoria’s big outbreaks occurred)
- Gladys apologised for the findings of the Ruby Princess Commission that found deficiencies in the NSW Department of Health in handling the situation
- This morning NSW Health provided new guidelines on school requirements in dealing with COVID-19 (including further restrictions to prevent the spread)
- CHO said some people are thinking their symptoms are influenza and brushing off potential test for COVID, NSW are saying they have very low cases of the flu so if you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it is a higher chance that is COVID
- Anyone in the western Sydney areas in particular with potential symptoms must come forward for testing so that community transmission can be managed as quickly as possible
- The latest NSW Venue Alerts have been updated on Hutchies' COVID-19 Hotspot Map below
Hutchies' hotspot map is updated daily and includes the latest information on:
- officially declared 'hotspots' (red and yellow shaded areas in Victoria, and all of NSW except blue areas)
- exempt border zones for Queensland, New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory (blue)
- venues of concern where known COVID cases have been (red warning icons)
- local government restrictions in place (red and yellow areas)
- testing clinic locations (yellow dots)
- Our current live projects (blue dots)
- Hutchies' offices and yards (H icons)
For current travel advice / Hutchies' expectations, please refer to the Latest Information section of this page or contact Tabi Ward.
This map is to help bring all the key current warnings and information into one simple place for Hutchies' people. Please ensure you are also referencing your state government / authority websites to make sure you are complying with the latest advice.