Close contacts must wear masks and test for COVID-19 if they are leaving home, and avoid high-risk settings
The Department of Education has a plan in place to reduce the risk and manage COVID-19 cases in schools
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Get evidence of your COVID-19 vaccinations or exemption
Medications are available to some people who test positive for COVID-19
What to do if you are a contact of a COVID-19 case
In Tasmania, face masks are required in certain situations
The COVID-19 Surveillance Report is published weekly to provide COVID-19 statistics and information from all across Tasmania
Information and advice in languages other than English
Ensuring the best outcomes for the Tasmanian people, businesses and communities as part of our COVID-19 recovery
Information about COVID-19 for people with disability and people caring for them
From 14 October 2022 individuals who have COVID -19 symptoms are encouraged to stay at home while they remain unwell, but it will no longer be mandated for them to remain in isolation for 5 days
The state-operated PCR testing clinic and RAT collection site in Burnie is closing on Sunday 9 October 2022. This is in line with a reduced demand for testing at the clinic. Other testing options will remain available.
The Public Health Hotline staffed operating hours have changed from Monday 19 September
From Saturday 24 September, state-operated PCR clinics in Hobart, Launceston and Burnie are changing to no bookings required
A new service is now available for Tasmanians who have been diagnosed with post COVID-19 condition, or long COVID
The level of COVID-19 risk in Tasmania is now LOW to MODERATE
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