Do you have COVID-19 symptoms?
Most people no longer need to take a PCR test (nose and throat swab) to confirm you are positive.
- What to do if you test positive or are exposed to COVID-19
- Managing COVID-19 safely at home
- Release and recovery from COVID-19
Keep others safe
Self-isolate when you get a PCR test, have COVID-19, arrive from overseas, are a household contact of a confirmed COVID-19 case, or at high risk of getting COVID-19 from a confirmed case.
Find a testing clinic
If you have symptoms, self-isolate and check the testing advice.
Get your COVID-19 vaccination
Where to get and how to book your COVID-19 vaccination.
Latest news
Booster doses to be brought forward
19 January 2022
Millions more people in NSW are now eligible for a COVID-19 booster vaccination after NSW Health brought forward the interval between doses by a month.
New cases
Total new cases
Combined total of PCR results and RAT registrations
From PCR tests
For last 24 hours up until 8pm, 19 January 2022
From rapid antigen tests (RATs)
Registered before 8pm on 19 January 2022, by individuals who have tested positive
*Rapid antigen tests (RATs) are reported by individuals using the ServiceNSW app or website. This figure is for positive results registered before 8pm on 19 January 2022. Of the 13,178 positive RAT results, 11,034 of these positive tests were from the previous seven days.
Active cases and hospitalisations
Active cases
Admitted to hospital
In intensive care
Requiring ventilation
Active cases and hospitalisations up until 8pm on 19 January 2022. Active cases only include PCR results.
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Contacts and enquiries
- Call Service NSW 7am - 7pm, Monday - Friday and 9am - 5pm on weekends and public holidays: 13 77 88
- Call the National Coronavirus Helpline
1800 020 080 (24-hour help line) - Get guidance for your business with the
Business Concierge service.
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