Daily COVID-19 Update 3 November 2021: NSW and Victoria

New South Wales recorded 190 new cases of community transmission, meanwhile Victoria recorded 941 new locally acquired cases Source: Getty Images

SBS NITV Radio

View Podcast Series

Get the SBS Audio app

Other ways to listen

The latest news on the current Delta strain outbreak affecting regional NSW and Victoria's Indigenous communities.

NSW recorded 190 new cases of community transmission
Regional Victoria recorded 149 new cases
Victoria recorded 941 new locally acquired cases

NSW

New South Wales recorded 190 new cases of community transmission to 8pm last night, and four deaths.

The Hunter New England Local Health District recorded 35 new cases — 7 in Newcastle, 6 in Port Stephens, 6 in Cessnock, 4 in Lake Macquarie, 4 in MidCoast, 2 in Tamworth, 2 in Maitland, 1 in Dungog, 1 in Inverell, 1 in Moree Plains and 1 in Singleton.

The Western NSW Local Health District recorded 13 new cases — 10 in Bathurst, 2 in Wellington and 1 in Cowra.

The Far West Local Health District recorded 3 new cases — 2 in Broken Hill and 1 in Dareton.

For those in Bourke, a reminder that the Bourke Aboriginal Corporation Health Services still do a walk-in clinic every Thursday from 10am to 4pm at the Centre of Excellence and Wellbeing Building at 20 Sturt Street. That’s tomorrow, Thursday November 4, and every Thursday. If you get vaccinated there, you’ll go into a weekly draw for vouchers valued up to $500.

Victoria

Onto Victoria where there were 941 new locally acquired cases to midnight last night, and 8 deaths. There are now 18,361 active cases across Victoria.

In regional Victoria there were 149 new cases recorded, including 29 in Shepparton, 22 in Latrobe, 19 in Baw Baw, 12 in Wodonga and 11 in Mildura.

There are now 351 active cases in Wodonga, 323 in Shepparton and 146 in Mildura.

Here's the full breakdown of today's case numbers across regional Victoria's LGAs -

Bass Coast 1
Baw Baw 19
Bendigo 3
Campaspe 3
East Gippsland 1
Geelong 13
Golden Plains 2
Indigo 4
Latrobe 22
Macedon Ranges 6
Mildura 11
Mitchell Shire 8
Moorabool 6
Mount Alexander 1
Shepparton 29
South Gippsland 2
Wangaratta 4
Warrnambool 1
Wellington 1
Wodonga 12

Jabba the Bus, the mobile vaccination clinic, is coming to the Rumbalara Football Netball Club in Shepparton next Wednesday November 10 from 1pm until 4pm. It’s a free walk in service, no appointment required, and Jabba the Bus will be back on December 1st to administer second doses. That’s next Wednesday November 10 at Rumbalara Football Netball Club.

Quarantine, travel, testing clinics and pandemic disaster payment

Quarantine and testing requirements are managed and enforced by state and territory governments:

NSW

and

VIC

and

ACT

and

and

QLD

and

and

TAS

and

and

If you want to travel overseas, you may be able to apply online for an exemption.

Click here

for more information about the conditions to leave Australia. There are temporary measures for international flights that are regularly reviewed by the government and updated on the

Smart Traveller

website.