Updated face mask rules: Sydney and Blue Mountains
People in Sydney and the Blue Mountains (excluding the Central Coast and Wollongong and the Illawarra) are now required to wear a face mask in certain circumstances.
From 4pm today (Friday 18 June) to 12.01am on Thursday 24 June 2021 you are required to
- wear face masks on public transport, including hire vehicles
- ensure your staff wear a face mask if you work at an airport and interact with members of the public.
NSW COVID-19 case locations
If there are places associated with a confirmed COVID-19 case in the past 14 days, they will be listed on this page.
Locations are generally removed 14 days after the last known date that a confirmed case was associated with the location.
What you need to do
To keep our community safe, follow NSW Health advice. If you are directed to get tested for COVID-19 or self-isolate at any time, you must follow the rules whether or not the venue or exposure setting is listed on this website.
Use the dropdown arrow to show/hide information about
- the date and time of exposure
- NSW Health directions.
The dropdown arrow 
appears to the right of the location listing.
Find the closest locations with reported COVID-19 cases and when they occurred.
ACT COVID-19 case locations
If you have been in the ACT in the last 14 days, regularly check the list of COVID-19 venues of concern on the ACT Government website and follow the public health requirements for testing and self-isolation.
Travelling to/from Victoria
Under the public health order, if a concerns notice is issued identifying an affected area, an area of concern or place of high concern, rules for interstate travellers will apply if you are entering or have entered NSW.
Victoria update – 11 June
From 12.01am on Friday 11 June 2021, you no longer have to follow the stay-at-home rules if you are in NSW and visited Victoria recently.
If you visited a place of high concern in Victoria at the date and time listed in the COVID-19 concerns notice, continue to follow the guidance for testing and self-isolation.
Concerns notice for Victoria
A COVID-19 concerns notice is in effect for Victoria.
If you are in NSW or planning to enter NSW
- Check the COVID-19 concerns notice if you have been in Victoria recently.
- Follow the rules for interstate travellers if you have been in an affected area.
- Complete a travel declaration form if required.
Travelling to/from Queensland
Queensland COVID-19 case locations
Restrictions may apply if you have travelled to/from Queensland in the past 14 days.
Check the Queensland Government's list of COVID-19 venues of concern and follow the public health requirements for testing and self-isolation.
Travellers from New Zealand
A quarantine-free arrangement applies to certain travellers who enter NSW from New Zealand. You are not required to complete a COVID-19 declaration form for entry into NSW.
For more about the requirements, visit
- Australian Department of Home Affairs: New Zealand safe travel zone
- New Zealand Government: Quarantine-free travel
Learn more about entering NSW from New Zealand.
COVID-19 virus fragments detected in NSW sewage
The NSW Sewage Surveillance Program tests untreated sewage for fragments of the COVID-19 (SARSCoV- 2) virus at sewage treatment plant locations across NSW.
If you live in any of these areas you should monitor for symptoms. If you have even the mildest of symptoms (even if it appears to be a cold), get tested and self-isolate immediately.
This catchment includes about 8,400 people and takes sewage from Glenhaven, Dural, Kenthurst, Kellyville, Castle Hill.
These catchments serve about 109,600 people and covers suburbs including Camellia, Harris Park, Granville, South Granville, Mays Hill, Merrylands, Merrylands West, North Parramatta, Parramatta, South Wentworthville, Westmead, Guildford West, Sydney Olympic Park, Newington, Holroyd, Clyde, Auburn, Old Guildford, Guildford, Silverwater, Rosehill, Rydalmere.
Daily statistics on cases, tests and vaccination
The latest update on active cases, new cases, testing and vaccination numbers.
View daily COVID-19 statistics in NSW.
Map of NSW COVID-19 positive cases
Use the map search function to explore the recent or total number of confirmed cases, and the recent or total number of tests, by postcode or suburb, for the last 14 days.