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Current status

as of 13:00PM AEST, 05/06/2020

Number of positive cases

Confirmed cases

107

Number of negative cases

Negative test results

19,629

Number of people recovered

People recovered

104

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Confirmed case information

Your Livelihood

Your City and Community

Your Livelihood

Canberra opens safely for business

Spotlight on businesses who have adapted their operations safely to be part of the economic recovery.

Your Family Housing Manager makes lifesaving call

Your City and Community CMAG and Lanyon historic site to reopen

Your Livelihood Good hair everywhere Canberra

Latest updates

Latest COVID-19 updates and media releases from the ACT Government

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BARRACT electricity prices set to drop

ACT residents will soon see cheaper electricity costs on their bills thanks to the ACT Government's investment...

BARRSignificant stamp duty cuts to support local jobs

As part of Canberra's Recovery Plan to support local jobs, the ACT will significantly reduce the stamp...

STEELCanberrans taking up skills opportunities during COVID-19

More than 1,000 Canberrans have enrolled in key skills training courses during the recent Skilled Capital round...

STEPHEN-SMITHHospital visitor access restrictions eased

Visitor access restrictions at health services across the ACT will be eased from tomorrow, allowing more people...

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Important information

Social distancing

Physical distancing

What to do if you feel unwell

What to do if you feel unwell

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Looking after your mental health

Looking after your mental health

Information for businesses

Restrictions and advice

Information for health professionals

Information for health professionals

Self isolation

Quarantine and isolation information

Public Health Directions

Public Health Directions

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

Last Updated: April 01 2020