For the latest information on areas and premises declared medium and high-risk see Travel alert.
Three Regional Recovery Committees (North, North-West, and South) are being formed to help shape Tasmania’s recovery from COVID-19.
Important update about the AstraZeneca vaccine, including FAQs and information for people aged under 60 years.
For more information about the requirement for people aged 12 years and older to wear face masks at Tasmanian airports see Face masks.
Tasmanians and visitors are required to check in at a range of businesses, organisations and events to support contact tracing.
Getting a COVID-19 vaccine will help protect you, your family, your friends and the community.
In Tasmania, face masks are required in certain situations.
Tasmania’s Wastewater Testing Program began in mid-April 2021 as part of surveillance for COVID-19.
The COVID-19 Case and Outbreak Management Framework helps businesses and organisations plan, prepare and respond to COVID-19 outbreaks.
Information and advice in languages other than English.
Keep up these 8 COVID-safe behaviours every day to help protect lives and livelihoods in our community.
All workplaces will be required to have a COVID-19 Safety Plan that complies with minimum COVID-19 safety standards.
From 31 July 2021, the range of premises required to use the Check In TAS app will expand and businesses will also require staff to check in on each shift.
Tasmania has shown that it can host AFL matches in a COVID-safe way, informed by Public Health advice and by having important safeguards in place.
The Deputy Director of Public Health has again reminded people who have recently returned to Tasmania from interstate to check for newly listed high-risk premises in other jurisdictions.
The Tasmanian Government will introduce a fresh round of our hugely successful voucher incentive scheme to encourage Tasmanians to support local businesses and experience their home State, during the quieter months.
As a result of the increasing COVID challenges facing New South Wales, Tasmania has declared the whole of that state High Risk – Level 1 from midnight tonight 24 July.
Public Health has reviewed the requirement for travellers from Victoria who are currently required to wear a mask in public in Tasmania and this requirement for these people will be lifted from 12:01am tomorrow Saturday 24 July.
