COVID-19 information and advice in the ACT

ACT school children will resume face to face learning across Canberra schools as planned with new students starting on 31 January and returning students on 1 February. “With the arrival of the Omicron

ACT health care, aged care, community service support and disability care workers can get a priority COVID-19 vaccine booster appointment at the Canberra Airport vaccination clinic, which reopens on 24 January 2022.

National Cabinet met again today to further discuss pandemic management. The agenda included the epidemiology of the omicron wave, the vaccine rollout, health system capacity, essential workforces, isolation periods and

Changes to testing recommendations for high risk and household contacts Do you live with someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19? Have you had a high risk exposure to COVID-19? Please read the

To ease continuing extensive pressure on the ACT’s public PCR testing system, some sites will be closed and ACT Health will use rapid antigen tests to help meet the need of the

Rapid Antigen Test results now reportable through ACT COVID-19 website People who have recorded a positive Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) are now able to notify ACT Health directly of this

The Kambah, Gold Creek (Nicholls) and Holt COVID-19 testing centres will be closed tomorrow (Thursday 13 January) due to unavoidable supply issues. Shortages are being experienced across the country whilst

The ACT Government will implement additional mandatory public health measures to help keep Canberrans safe and to slow the spread of COVID-19. In addition to existing public health measures, from

The ACT Government will accelerate the COVID-19 vaccination program through expanded capacity at the AIS Arena and the reopening the Canberra Airport vaccination hub. The airport hub and the AIS

From 12.01am Friday 31 December 2021, the ACT will be one of 5 states and territories that will change the quarantining requirements for close contacts of COVID-19. All close contacts,