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Australian state/territory[lower-alpha 1] Cases[lower-alpha 2] Deaths Recov. Active[lower-alpha 3] Hospital[lower-alpha 4] Tests Notes
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14,935 161 9,310 4,715 259 3,987,090
Australian Capital Territory 113 3 109 1 0 48,240 [1][2]
New South Wales 3,685 49 2,989 160 10 1,375,135 [lower-alpha 5][lower-alpha 6][lower-alpha 7] [3][4]
Northern Territory 31 0 29 2 1 22,526 [lower-alpha 8] [5]
Queensland 1,076 6 1,063 5 2 505,628 [lower-alpha 9] [6]
South Australia 447 4 441 2 0 209,996 [7]
Tasmania 229 13 215 1 1 66,019 [lower-alpha 10] [8]
Victoria 8,696 77 3,817 4,542 245 1,518,107 [9][10]
Western Australia 658 9 647 2 0 241,439 [11][12]
As of 28 July 2020
Notes
  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 precedent. 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 active cases refer to those that are locally acquired with onset in the last 4 weeks (from 24 June)
  7. 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.
  8. NT reporting one extra case and recovery.
  9. Queensland reporting 5 active case with 2 other cases pending further information.
  10. Federal and Tasmanian reporting differ by 2 fewer cases.
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