Tas Covid death toll continues to rise
Another Tasmanian has died after being confirmed to have Covid, this time a woman in her 90s.
Another Tasmanian has died after being confirmed to have Covid, this time a woman in her 90s.
The number of Tasmanian Covid deaths has risen for a sixth straight day after a man in his 80s passed away. LATEST. >>
The Department of Health has revealed Launceston General Hospital is facing a second Covid-19 outbreak, as a spike in acute care demand means only the most serious cases should present.
Another two Tasmanians have died with Covid as the state’s death toll reaches a grim milestone and over 1,000 more daily infections are recorded. LATEST COVID UPDATE >>
Triage tents for Covid patients outside the Royal Hobart Hospital Emergency Department are being moved indoors amid an escalation plan downgrade. DETAILS >>
Public health are urging parents to ensure their children are vaccinated as outbreaks continue to spread at schools across the state. LATEST >>
A well-known Hobart businessman has been identified as the Tasmanian who died from the AstraZeneca vaccine last year, collapsing while on an East Coast holiday with his family.
Another Tasmanian has died with Covid overnight as cases of the virus have been reported in students from 80 per cent of government schools. LATEST >>
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Two weeks after students returned to school, local Covid cases have recorded a spike as the number of people admitted into hospital with the virus also rise. LATEST COVID NEWS >>
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The Premier has announced a raft of changes to Check In Tas, which would see the use of the app scrapped at a range of different venues. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW >>
Giving vaccinations and dispensing thousands of RAT tests daily – Omicron is taking a toll on local pharmacists with chemists on the hunt for more qualified staff. THEIR CALL FOR HELP >>
The government has confirmed Covid cases have been reported in students from around half of Tasmania’s government schools. WHERE THEY’VE BEEN RECORDED >>
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