Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia

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This article includes detailed statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia .

Contents

Summary

Location [lower-alpha 1] Cases [lower-alpha 2] DeathsRecoveriesActive [lower-alpha 3] Hospital [lower-alpha 4] TestsNotesRef.
12 / 126,635,6457,8076,239,947387,8913,10170,938,962 [1]
Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg Australian Capital Territory 119,54858113,0466,444751,088,553 [2] [3]
Flag of New South Wales.svg New South Wales 2,447,8772,9702,308,016136,8911,43731,514,416 [lower-alpha 5] [lower-alpha 6] [4] [5]
Flag of the Northern Territory.svg Northern Territory 68,1394666,1311,962221,088,553 [lower-alpha 7] [6]
Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland 1,089,4959401,047,73640,8194357,452,195 [7]
Flag of South Australia.svg South Australia 464,841403437,59826,8402484,745,163 [8]
Flag of Tasmania.svg Tasmania 150,98365144,8416,07744662,730 [lower-alpha 8] [9]
Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Victoria 1,734,1003,1381,651,03879,92452620,794,566 [10]
Flag of Western Australia.svg Western Australia 560,662187471,54188,9343143,592,786 [11]
Flag of Norfolk Island.svg Norfolk Island 515045164381,054 [12] [13]
Flag of Australia.svg Jervis Bay Territory40 [14]
Flag of Christmas Island.svg Christmas Island 330330 [15]
Flag of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.svg Cocos (Keeling) Islands 270261 [15]
Updated May 16, 2022
  1. Diagnosed in Australia; nationality and location of original infection may vary. Data sourced from state and federal governments; where there are inconsistencies, federal reporting takes precedence. Under National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System reporting requirements, cases are reported based on their Australian jurisdiction of residence rather than where they were detected.
  2. Cumulative reported confirmed cases at time of update. Actual case numbers may be higher.
  3. Active cases based on state definition of active. Does not necessarily equate to the total cases minus deaths and recoveries.
  4. Cumulative hospitalisations. There are around 95,000 hospital beds in Australia (3.8 beds/1000 people).
  5. NSW reporting two Queenslanders who died in NSW.
  6. NSW total cases and recoveries include 189 historical cases in crew members on board a ship that were subsequently classified as Australian cases and included in NSW totals.
  7. NT reporting one extra case and recovery.
  8. Federal and Tasmanian reporting differ by 2 fewer cases.

Cases

The numbers of cases in the charts below referred to the number of cases at the end of each day (23:59 AEDT) until 4 April 2020. Since 5 April 2020, the federal government standardised the daily case number release time to 15:00 AEST which has been reflected in the data. [16]

This data has been compiled by recording the daily values from the infographic available under "Current Status" on the Australian Government's Department of Health website. [17] Under National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System reporting requirements, cases are reported based on their Australian jurisdiction of residence rather than where they were detected.[ citation needed ]

Cumulative cases

The following charts represent changes in net number of cases on a daily basis and is based on the number of cases reported in the Federal Government's daily reports.

Plot of COVID-19 cumulative cases in Australia

Daily confirmed cases

The following charts represent changes in net number of cases on a daily basis and is based on the number of cases reported in the Federal Government's daily reports.

Daily new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Australia
Daily new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Australian States and Territories

New South Wales

Victoria

Queensland

Western Australia

South Australia

Tasmania

Australian Capital Territory

Northern Territory

Active cases

As of 12 October 2021, there were 26,448 estimated active cases of COVID-19 in Australia. A case is considered active if a person who was COVID-19 positive but has yet to be classified as recovered and has not died. The chart below tracks active cases since 5 April 2020, when the Federal Government began reporting nationwide recovery data. However, since 20 July 2020, the Federal Government began reporting official estimation of nationwide active cases and this has been reflected in the chart. [17]

Daily active COVID-19 cases in Australia

Clusters

The largest cluster in Australia from the start of the pandemic until 5 November 2021, when Australia reached its 80 percent vaccination target and entered the consolidation phase of its COVID-19 transition plan, was the Flemington/North Melbourne public housing cluster with 310 cases. [18] The deadliest cluster in Australia was at St Basil's Homes for the Aged in Victoria, where 45 residents died. [19]

Deaths

As of 12 October 2021, officially 1,461 people linked to COVID-19 have died in Australia. At least 753 deaths were residents in aged care facilities, [17] and at least 29 deaths had been passengers or crew on cruise ships. [20]

COVID-19 deaths in Australia
Cumulative confirmed deaths by State, Territory & Nationally()
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1 March 2020111 [21]
4 March 20201112 [22]
8 March 20202113 [23]
13 March 202021114 [24]
15 March 202031115 [25]
18 March 202041116 [26]
20 March 202051117 [27]
24 March 202061118 [28]
25 March 202062119 [29]
26 March 20206322413 [30] [31]
28 March 20207322114 [32]
29 March 20207432216 [33] [34]
30 March 2020743211218 [35]
31 March 2020743221119 [36]
1 April 2020943221221 [37] [38] [39]
2 April 2020964221224 [40] [41] [42]
3 April 20201174321428 [43] [44] [45] [46]
4 April 20201184322230 [47] [48]
5 April 20201785322737 [49] [50] [51]
6 April 202018105422441 [52] [53] [50]
7 April 2020201156132748 [54] [55] [56] [57] [58]
8 April 2020201256232250 [59] [60]
9 April 2020201256332151 [61]
10 April 2020211356342354 [62] [63] [64]
11 April 2020221456342256 [65]
12 April 2020231456452359 [66]
13 April 2020251456452261 [67]
14 April 2020251456462162 [68]
15 April 2020251456463163 [69]
17 April 2020251457473265 [70] [71]
18 April 2020271467483469 [72] [73]
19 April 2020281567483271 [74] [75]
22 April 2020311567483374 [76]
23 April 2020321667483276 [77] [78]
24 April 2020331668493379 [79] [80] [81]
25 April 20203416684103281 [82] [83]
26 April 20203417684113283 [84] [85]
28 April 20203917684113588 [86]
29 April 20204018684113290 [87] [88]
30 April 20204018684123191 [89]
1 May 20204118684133293 [90] [91]
3 May 20204218694133295 [92] [93]
4 May 20204318694133196 [94]
5 May 20204418694133197 [95]
13 May 20204518694133198 [96]
18 May 20204618694133199 [97]
19 May 202047186941331100 [98]
22 May 202048186941331101 [99]
23 May 202048196941331102 [100]
24 June 202048206941331103 [101]
25 June 202049206941331104 [102]
6 July 202049226941332106 [103]
11 July 202049236941331107 [104]
12 July 202049246941331108 [105]
14 July 202049266941332110 [106]
15 July 202049276941331111 [107]
16 July 202049296941332113 [108]
17 July 202049326941333116 [109]
18 July 202049356941333119 [110]
19 July 202049386941333122 [111]
20 July 202049396941331123 [112]
21 July 202049426941333126 [113]
22 July 202049446941332128 [114]
23 July 202049496941335133 [115]
24 July 202049566941337140 [116]
25 July 202049616941335145 [117]
26 July 2020497169413310155 [118]
27 July 202049776941336161 [119]
28 July 202049836941336167 [120]
29 July 202049926941339176 [121]
30 July 20204910569413313189 [122]
31 July 2020491136941338197 [123]
1 August 2020501166941334201 [124] [125]
2 August 2020501236941337208 [126]
3 August 20205013669413313221 [127]
4 August 20205014769413311232 [128]
5 August 20205016269413315247 [129]
6 August 2020501706941338255 [130]
7 August 20205018169413311266 [131]
8 August 20205019369413312278 [132]
9 August 20205021069413317295 [133]
10 August 20205022869413318313 [134]
11 August 20205024669413318331 [135]
12 August 20205026769413321352 [136]
13 August 2020512756941339361 [137] [138]
14 August 20205128969413314375 [139]
15 August 2020512936941334379 [140]
16 August 20205230969413317396 [141] [142]
17 August 20205233469413325421 [143]
18 August 20205235169413317438 [144]
19 August 20205236369413312450 [145]
20 August 20205237669413313463 [146]
21 August 2020523856941339472 [147]
22 August 20205239869413313485 [148]
23 August 20205241569413317502 [149]
24 August 20205243069413315517 [150]
25 August 2020524386941338525 [151]
26 August 20205246269413324549 [152]
27 August 20205248569413323572 [153]
28 August 20205249669413311583 [154]
29 August 20205251369413317600 [155]
30 August 20205252469413311611 [156]
31 August 20205256569413341652 [157]
1 September 2020525706941335657 [158]
2 September 2020525766941336663 [159]
3 September 20205259169413315678 [160]
4 September 20205265069413359737 [161]
5 September 20205266169413311748 [162]
6 September 2020526666941335753 [163]
7 September 2020526756941339762 [164]
8 September 2020526836941338770 [165]
9 September 20205269469413311781 [166]
10 September 2020527016941337788 [167]
11 September 2020527106941339797 [168]
12 September 2020527166941336803 [169]
13 September 2020527236941337810 [170]
14 September 2020527296941336816 [171]
16 September 2020527376941338824 [172]
17 September 2020527456941338832 [173]
18 September 2020527506941335837 [174]
19 September 2020527576941337844 [175]
20 September 2020537616941335849 [176] [177]
21 September 2020537636941332851 [178]
22 September 2020537666941333854 [179]
23 September 2020537716941335859 [180]
24 September 2020537736941332861 [181]
25 September 2020537816941338869 [182]
26 September 2020537826941331870 [183]
27 September 2020537846941332872 [184]
28 September 2020537876941333875 [185]
29 September 2020537946941337882 [186]
30 September 2020537986941334886 [187]
1 October 2020538006941332888 [188]
2 October 2020538026941332890 [189]
3 October 2020538056941333893 [190]
4 October 2020538066941331894 [191]
6 October 2020538076941331895 [192]
7 October 2020538096941332897 [193]
11 October 2020538106941331898 [194]
13 October 2020538116941331899 [195]
14 October 2020538166941335904 [196]
19 October 2020538176941331905 [197]
28 October 2020538196941332907 [198]
30 November 2020538206941331908 [199]
28 December 2020548206941331909 [200]
13 April 2021548207941331910 [201]
10 July 2021^ 558207941331911 [202]
13 July 2021568207941331912 [203]
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18 July 2021588207941331914[ citation needed ]
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23 July 2021608207941331916 [204]
25 July 2021628207941332918 [205]
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27 July 2021658207941331921 [207]
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30 July 2021688207941331924 [209]
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11 August 2021928207941332948 [219]
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15 August 20211128207941338966 [223]
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17 August 20211168207941333970 [225]
18 August 20211178207941331971 [226]
19 August 20211218207941334975 [227]
20 August 20211248207941333978 [228]
21 August 20211278207941333981 [229]
22 August 20211308207941333984 [230]
24 August 20211328207941332986 [231]
25 August 20211358207941333989¤ [232]
26 August 20211378207941332991 [233]
27 August 20211398207941332993 [234]
28 August 20211458207941336999 [235]
29 August 202114982079413341,003 [236]
30 August 202115282079413331,006 [237]
31 August 202115682279413361,012 [238] [239]
1 September 202116382279413371,019 [240]
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4 September 202118282379413331,039 [244]
5 September 202118782379413351,044 [245]
6 September 202119582379413381,052 [246]
7 September 202120482379413391,061 [247]
8 September 202120982379413351,066 [248]
9 September 2021218824794133101,076 [249] [250]
10 September 202122682479413381,084 [251]
11 September 202123382479413371,091 [252]
12 September 202124082479413371,098 [253]
13 September 202124282679413341,102 [254] [255]
14 September 2021254828794133141,116 [256] [257]
15 September 2021266828794133121,128 [258]
16 September 2021278829794133131,141 [259] [260]
17 September 202128482979413361,147 [261]
18 September 2021297829794133141,161 [262]
19 September 202130182979413341,165 [263]
20 September 2021311829794133101,178 [264]
21 September 202131683679413381,186 [265] [266]
22 September 2021322840794133101,196 [267] [268]
23 September 2021333841794133121,208 [269] [270]
24 September 2021344842794133121,220 [271] [272]
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Deaths

^ Start of deaths from Delta outbreak in Sydney
¤ 3 at home deaths 11–17 August, reported on 25 August

Cases and deaths by age group and gender

The following table represents the number of cases and deaths for each age group and gender as of 29 December 2021. The data is sourced from the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS) and the Federal Government. [17]

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