A staged approach of lifting of restrictions has been developed.
If you have a fever, runny nose, cough, sore or itchy throat, or shortness of breath you might have COVID-19.
COVID-19 fact sheets, posters, links to translated resources, directions documents and more.
Information to support businesses and workplaces in Tasmania to continue to operate, or reopen.
As part of the fight against COVID-19, the Tasmanian Department of Health is asking, doctors, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals to register their interest in coming to work for us.
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE | Thursday 14 May
Two Tasmanians have died in the past two days who have previously tested positive for coronavirus and have also had pre-existing serious health conditions.
The health, safety and well being of Tasmanians is our number one priority as we face the challenge of the coronavirus pandemic. As we begin to take steps out of restrictions, it’s important that...
The health, safety and wellbeing of Tasmanians is our number one priority as we face the challenges presented to us by COVID-19. From today, the first stage of the Government’s Roadmap to Recovery has commenced.
As of 6pm, there have been no new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Tasmania today. The State’s total remains at 226 cases.
The health, safety and wellbeing of Tasmanians is our number one priority and as Tasmania begins on our road to recovery, it’s imperative that we don’t let down our guard, undo the good work done...
The Tasmanian Government understands the importance of the State’s sport and recreation sector and we are committed to supporting it through these difficult times.
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