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Latest updates

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

TravelHealth advice on COVID-19 hot spots in Melbourne

Canberrans are being advised not to travel to 10 COVID-19 “hotspots” in suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria.

30 Jun 2020
BARRMore support for local innovation

More Canberra businesses are set to benefit from increased ACT Government support for the Canberra Innovation Network.The...

01 Jul 2020
BARRBoosting elective surgery and specialist outpatient clinics

The ACT Government is continuing efforts to recover from the impacts COVID-19, by increasing our investment in...

01 Jul 2020
TravelNew advice for health care and aged care workers on Melbourne hotspots

ACT Health is advising people who work in high-risk settings, and who have travelled to a Melbourne hotspots.

01 Jul 2020
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Current status

as of 14:15PM AEST, 02/07/2020

Number of positive cases Confirmed cases 108
Number of negative cases Negative test results 31,089
Number of people recovered People recovered 105
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Our Canberra

Your City and Community
CBR businesses work through COVID-19 together

When you choose to support one local business, you're supporting the broader Canberra community.

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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