Sunshine Coast, Noosa Covid-19: Suburbs list of pandemic’s lowest numbers

With more than 25,500 confirmed infections across the Sunshine Coast and Noosa, we have listed the suburbs that have been the least impacted by Covid-19.

Omicron’s wave has swept across the Sunshine Coast and Noosa with more than 25,500 confirmed infections recorded including more than 1400 in Maroochydore and nearly 1000 in Caloundra West.

Fresh data of known Covid-19 cases has revealed which of the region’s areas have been the least impacted.

It comes after 500 new cases were recorded on the Sunshine Coast on Thursday morning, part of 8643 cases and nine deaths statewide.

Four of the deaths were in aged care and all were over 60 years old, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said.

Tourists wearing masks while shopping on Hastings street in Noosa last year. Picture Lachie Millard

Of the nine deaths, one person was in their 60s, two in the 70s, three in the 80s, one in 90s and two over the age of 100.

Three people were unvaccinated, one had one dose, four were double vaccinated and one person was triple vaccinated.

One of the cases was recorded on the Sunshine Coast, with 14 deaths since the start of the pandemic.

There are now 25,525 known infections across the Sunshine Coast, with about 40 in hospital.

Refer to the table below to see how your area compares.

It comes as hundreds of thousands of Australians aged 16 and 17 have been given the green light to get their Covid-19 booster three months after their second dose.

Almost 90 per cent of teenagers in this group have already received their second dose of the vaccine, with at least two-thirds to be eligible for their booster from Tuesday.

Health Minister Yvette D’Ath said vaccinations would be available from state clinics from Thursday.