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COVID-19 affected areas

Latest advice on COVID-19 affected areas and self-quarantine requirements for people travelling to and from the ACT.

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Discover the current restrictions in effect for the ACT.

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Current status

as of 12:00PM AEST, 29/11/2020

Number of positive cases Confirmed cases 2 Active 117 Total
Number of negative cases Negative test results 119,802
Number of people recovered People recovered 112
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Latest updates

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

Case updatesNew case of COVID-19

A case of COVID-19 has been detected in the ACT related to the government-facilitated flight that arrived on 26 November.

28 Nov 2020
Case updatesUpdate on recent case of COVID-19

There has been one new case of COVID-19 recorded in the ACT in the past 24 hours.

27 Nov 2020
Case updatesACT to move to Stage 4 of Canberra’s Recovery Plan

From 9am on Wednesday 2 December, the ACT will move to Stage 4 of Canberra’s Recovery Plan, subject to the ACT’s COVID-19 situation remaining stable.

26 Nov 2020
Business and workplacesUpdate on events in the ACT

Events add to the vibrancy of Canberra and are an important tourism driver.

26 Nov 2026

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Our Canberra

Your Livelihood
Lakeside business owner welcomes ChooseCBR

GoBoat Canberra is one of the first businesses to register for the ChooseCBR program.

Your City and CommunityChristmas shopping the COVID-safe way
Your FamilyCOVID-safe school formals given green light
Your HealthParkrun finishes first with Check In CBR app
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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: October 07 2020