ACT Health has confirmed three new cases of COVID-19 in the ACT overnight (7-8 July), all from the same household and linked to the outbreaks in Victoria.
ACT Health is advising anyone who works in high-risk settings and has travelled to a COVID-19 hotspot in Melbourne to not attend work for a period of 14 days after leaving the hotspot.
Canberra is leading the way in the COVID-19 health sphere, as a contact tracing training program developed by the Australian National University (ANU) and ACT Health is being used by international health departments.
Having currently cost around $14 million, the ACT’s rapidly produced temporary COVID-19 surge centre that has commandeered Garran Oval, adjacent to Canberra Hospital, is now ready for action.
However, if the Territory’s current...
As Canberra records its 17th consecutive day of no new COVID-19 cases, ACT Health advises that staying at home as much as possible and avoiding large crowds remain the best ways to...
Canberrans are being reminded that children are included in the 10-person limit at cafes and venues as ACT Police educated patrons and businesses at numerous venues over the weekend.
This comes at the...
Some elective surgery and procedures will recommence in the ACT this week, in line with the Federal Government’s announcement last Tuesday, 21 April.
The ACT's total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases remains at 106 after no new cases were recorded in Canberra overnight.
Yesterday's confirmed case of a young adult female is still under investigation. ACT...
