A staged approach of lifting of restrictions has been developed.
If you have a fever, runny nose, cough, sore or itchy throat, or shortness of breath you might have COVID-19.
COVID-19 fact sheets, posters, links to translated resources, directions documents and more.
Information to support businesses and workplaces in Tasmania to continue to operate, or reopen.
As part of the fight against COVID-19, the Tasmanian Department of Health is asking, doctors, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals to register their interest in coming to work for us.
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE | Thursday 28 May
There was 1042 tests processed from across the State yesterday - one of our highest testing days to date and I thank the hundreds of Tasmanians who have made this possible.
Tasmanians have done an outstanding job controlling coronavirus, enabling the easing of stage two restrictions to be brought forward to today at 3pm.
Tasmanians are being urged to keep safety front of mind this long weekend, with a range of COVID-19 restrictions easing on Friday 5 June at 3pm as part of Stage 2 on our road to recovery.
As COVID-19 restrictions are progressively eased and Tasmanian businesses prepare to ramp-up or resume their operations, we want to ensure they are able to keep their vital skilled workers employed.
Young Tasmanians who have been waiting to get their driver’s licence will soon be able to go for their Ps, as we progressively recommence practical driving assessments.
The Tasmanian Government is pleased to announce that the recreational scallop season will open in Tasmania from 3pm on Friday, 5 June.
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