Here's a quick wrap of today's COVID-19 statistics from each Australian jurisdiction.
This will be updated throughout the day, so if you do not see your state or territory, check back later.NSW — Eight deaths, 1,588 cases in hospitalVictoria has recorded another two COVID-related deaths as the state marks its first weekend under further eased restrictions.
There are 438 people in hospital after contracting COVID-19. Of those patients, 33 are in intensive care units, with eight on ventilators.LoadingThere are 1,588 cases in hospital, down from 1,617 yesterday, and 64 are in intensive care.Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume.
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The latest COVID-19 case numbers from around the states and territoriesHere's a quick wrap of today's COVID statistics from each state and territory.
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