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 28 May
The Tasmanian Government remains committed to making sure the health and safety of Tasmanian workers is protected, and a second wave of COVID-19 infections is prevented as the economy and community is re‑opened.
Tasmanians have done an outstanding job to curb the spread of coronavirus in our State, and with our control measures working well, we are bringing forward the easing of Stage Two restrictions.
The Tasmanian Government is the strongest supporter of our building and construction sector and this is why we have allowed it to stay operating during this challenging time with appropriate measures in place.
In light of what has been an extraordinary year for Year 11 and 12 students with the impacts of COVID-19, adjustments have been made to external assessments for 2020 to ensure student wellbeing is supported.
While we all work together towards recovery from the impacts of COVID-19, it is disappointing to hear of reports of racially motivated offences occurring in Tasmania.
I am pleased to announce that next week we will begin relaxing some hospital visitation restrictions. From Monday, visits will now be able to occur between 2pm and 6pm, with a maximum of one visitor per patient at a time for most areas.
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