Australia COVID-19 update 9 July 2021.

Australia wide — 46 new locally acquired cases, 5 new OS acquired cases.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 45 new from 42,152 tests, 44 locally acquired, 1 returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• Over 450 active cases, 43 in hospital, 10 in ICU, 4 ventilated including a person in their 20s.
• Hospital patients include 14 under 55 including 7 under 35. In ICU, 1 in 20s, 1 in 30s, 1 in 50s, 5 in 60s and 2 in 70s.
• Of the 44 new locally acquired cases, 29 were fully or partially or fully exposed to the community during their infectious period, a very worrying result. 35 are linked to a known case or cluster (25 household contacts and 10 close contacts) and 9 cases remain under investigation. Locations of new cases include, 21 from south-west Sydney, 8 from south-east Sydney and 7 from western Sydney.
• There have been 439 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Today is the worst day of the latest NSW COVID outbreak so far.
• Premier says NSW cannot "live with the virus" because of the very low vaccination rate of 9%.
• NSW toughen restrictions further. Only 2 people may exercise together and not beyond 10 km, no car pooling. Only one person per household may go shopping, as quickly as possible, no browsing. From Sunday funerals reduced to 10 people. Nobody outside your household may enter your house, except for carers and in serious emergencies.
• The number of close contacts in NSW ordered to self-isolate has doubled overnight from 7,000 to 14,000 due to some large venue alerts.
• Areas of major concern include south-west Sydney and south-east Sydney.
• List of exposure sites. Many more added.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 3 new from 1,248 tests, 2 workers from the Tanami mine site, 1 returned OS traveller.
• 11 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• All new cases were quarantined for their entire infectious period at the Howard Springs facility.
• Restrictions easing across NT today.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 2 new from 6,750 tests, both returned OS travellers quarantined in a medi-hotel.
• 18 active cases, 1 man in his 20s in hospital.

VICTORIA
• 1 new from 25,590 tests, a returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 21 active cases, 3 in hospital, 0 in ICU.

QUEENSLAND
• 0 new from 15,543 tests.
• 45 active cases, 45 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• List of exposure sites. Latest recorded on July 2.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 5,248 tests.
• 11 active cases, 1 in hospital (OS mariner from Geraldton port).

TASMANIA
• 0 new from 1,035 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 1,028 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 0 new from 7,051 tests.
• 32 active cases, 1 in hospital.

It bugs me that in NSW we have to wait until 11am each day to get an update of the day before. 

Todays update: 50 cases of community transmission reported to 8pm last night.  
37 were infectious for a period in the community, 26 of those were in the community throughout the whole of their infectious period.
47 in hospital. 19 under the age of 55, 8 under 35.
In ICU...1 teenager, 1 in 20's, 2 in 30's, 2 in 40's, 5 in 50's, several in 60's and 70's (forget the number) and 1 in 80's.

Australia COVID-19 update 10 July 2021.

Australia wide — 50 new locally acquired cases, 12 new OS acquired cases.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 52 new from 42,023 tests, 50 locally acquired, 2 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• Over 490 active cases, 47 in hospital, 16 in ICU, 5 ventilated.
• Of the 50 new locally acquired cases, 37 linked to a known case or cluster, 14 household contacts and 23 close contacts, 13 cases under investigation. 13 were in isolation throughout their infectious period and 11 for part of their infectious period. 26 cases were infectious in the community.
• Of those 47 currently in hospital 79% are unvaccinated, with 19 under the age of 55 including 8 under 35. Of those in ICU, 1 in teens, 1 in 20s, 1 in 30s, 1 in 40s, 3 in 50s, 6 in 60s, 2 in 70s, 1 in 80s.
• There have been 489 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Premier says having 37 people infectious in the community is too high and a number of people not coming clean about their movements to contact tracers is worrying.
• There are now more than 14,000 close contacts linked to Sydney's current COVID-19 outbreak.
• Sydney residents must now carry 'proof of address' when exercising.
• List of exposure sites. Many more added.

QUEENSLAND
• 5 new from 14,054 tests, all returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• 49 active cases, 49 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• List of exposure sites.

VICTORIA
• 3 new from 23,265 tests, all returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• 23 active cases, 3 in hospital, 0 in ICU.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 2 new from 5,803 tests, both returned OS travellers quarantined in medi-hotels.
• 19 active cases, 2 in hospital.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 0 new from 2,371 tests.
• 11 active cases, 0 in hospital.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 5,672 tests.
• 10 active cases, 1 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 589 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• A year has passed since the ACT recorded a locally acquired COVID-19 case.

TASMANIA
• 0 new from N/A tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• Tasmania has released a precautionary list of exposure sites after Launceston General Hospital health worker tested positive 2 days after leaving Australia, see here.

Australia COVID-19 update 11 July 2021.

Australia wide — 78 new locally acquired cases, 8 new OS acquired cases.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 82 new from 48,754 tests, 77 locally acquired, 5 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• Over 590 active cases, 52 in hospital, 15 in ICU, 5 ventilated, 1 death. 
• Of those 52 currently in hospital, 11 are under age 55 with 6 under 25. Of the 15 in ICU, 1 in teens, 1 in 20s, 1 in 30s, 1 in 40s, 3 in 50s, 5 in 60s, 2 in 70s, 1 in 80s.
• Of the 77 new locally acquired cases, 39 are household contacts and 16 are close contacts with 22 under investigation. 32 cases were in isolation throughout their infectious period, 9 cases were in isolation for part of their infectious period while 33 cases were infectious in the community with 3 under investigation.
• New cases in worst affected areas: 52 in South Western Sydney Local Health District (LHD), 11 in Sydney LHD and 10 in South Eastern Sydney LHD. People in Greater Sydney must stay at home unless it is absolutely necessary to leave.
• There have been 566 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• A woman in her 90s from SW Sydney died yesterday at Liverpool Hospital. She was a close contact of a locally acquired case and was tested for COVID-19 on Friday, returning a positive result early yesterday morning.
• Restrictions tightened. Masks now required in shared areas of Greater Sydney apartment blocks. Authorities concerned about essential workers visiting multiple sites. Tomorrow's case numbers expected to be 'greater than 100'.
• Virus fragments detected at Castle Hill-Cattai, Penrith and Port Kembla sewage surveillance sites. NSW Health says results are "of particular concern" because they're areas with no known cases.
• List of exposure sites. Many more added.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 2 new from 3,894 tests, a returned OS traveller and a close contact of a previous case, both in hotel quarantine.
• 12 active cases, 2 in hospital.

QUEENSLAND
• 1 new from 7,641 tests, a returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 46 active cases, 46 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• List of exposure sites.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 1 new from 6,892 tests, a returned OS travellers quarantined in a medi-hotel.
• 19 active cases, 2 in hospital. 

VICTORIA
• 0 new from 23,302 tests.
• 20 active cases, 3 in hospital, 0 in ICU.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 0 new from 1,256 tests.
• 11 active cases, 0 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 344 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

TASMANIA
• 0 new from N/A tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 3 new from 11,339 tests (over 48 hours), all OS travellers in managed isolation. 
• 34 active cases, 1 in hospital.

I am so angry about this.

The NRL is shifting 12 clubs into south-east Queensland for one month, following an emergency meeting of the Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC). See here.

Given the appalling record of NRL players breaching virus restrictions on numerous occasions, they should be the very last people let into the area. So irresponsible of the NSW and QLD governments and the egotistical NRL/ARLC on this issue. Hate the football with a passion now.

Looks like the 15 year old is thankfully out of intensive care now. Latest figures for ICU are 1 in 20's, 1 in 30's, 1 in 40's, 5 in 50's, 6 in 60's, 3 in 70's and 1 in 80's. Some of these people were semi vaccinated.

The 90 year old woman who died had symptoms for less than 24 hours.

Australia COVID-19 update 12 July 2021.

Australia wide — 112 new locally acquired cases in Sydney, 8 new OS acquired cases.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 116 new from 46,478 tests, 112 locally acquired, 4 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• Over 700 active cases, 63 in hospital, 18 in ICU, 4 ventilated. 
• Of the 112 new locally acquired cases, 41 are household contacts, 23 are close contacts, 48 have their source of infection are under investigation. 48 in isolation throughout their infectious period, 12 in isolation for part of their infectious period, 34 cases were infectious in the community. 84 new cases in SW Sydney, 16 SE Sydney, 7 Western Sydney and 5 Nepean Blue Mountains.
• There have been 678 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Areas of most concern are Fairfield, Liverpool and Canterbury-Bankstown LGAs.
• Essential work does not equal going to work if you're sick. Under no circumstances should anybody be visiting another household. Don't leave home unless you absolutely have to.
• List of exposure sites. Many more added.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 2 new from 5,338 tests, both returned OS travellers quarantined in medi-hotels.
• 20 active cases, 2 in hospital.
• A 72-year-old woman who died overnight is believed to have had a rare blood clotting syndrome linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine. The case has been referred to the coroner and the TGA for investigation.
• A COVID positive furniture removalist from Sydney travelled through Victoria to Regional SA while infectious last week. The 3-man crew made a delivery from NSW to Maribyrnong near Melbourne before collecting goods from a house at Whittlesea. The crew stayed overnight in Victoria before travelling to regional SA. Affected Victorian families are now in quarantine. The family in SA were already in home quarantine and have tested negative so far.
• Essential travellers such as truck drivers will have increased testing requirements.
• SA is further tightening its borders with NSW.

QUEENSLAND
• 1 new from 5,835 tests, a returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 47 active cases, 47 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• List of exposure sites.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 1 new from 2,969 tests, a returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 12 active cases, 2 in hospital.

VICTORIA
• 0 new from 19,239 tests.
• 19 active cases, 3 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• Victorian border is now effectively closed to NSW and ACT.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 0 new from 1,023 tests.
• 11 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• Restrictions in Greater Darwin and Alice Springs lifted from 1pm.
• Howard Springs close to capacity at almost 90%. 

TASMANIA
• 0 new from 3,005 tests (over the last 72 hours).
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 532 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 1 new from 2,962 tests, an OS traveller in managed isolation. 
• 33 active cases, 1 in hospital.

Australia COVID-19 update 13 July 2021.

Australia wide — 94 new locally acquired cases, 6 new OS acquired cases, 1 death.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 93 new from 49,055 tests, 89 locally acquired, 4 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine, 1 death.
• Over 745 active cases, 65 in hospital, 21 in ICU, 4 ventilated.
• A man in his 70s from the eastern suburbs has died from COVID-19.
• Of the 89 new locally acquired cases, 64 in South Western Sydney LHD, 15 in South Eastern Sydney LHD, 5 in Sydney LHD, 3 in Western Sydney LHD, 1 in Nepean Blue Mountains LHD. 59 are household contacts, 16 are close contacts with 14 under investigation. 55 cases were in isolation throughout their infectious period, 9 were in isolation for part of their infectious period, 21 cases were infectious in the community, 4 are under investigation.
• There have been 767 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Fairfield is the current epicentre of the outbreak. Under new rules, anyone leaving Fairfield LGA to perform essential work elsewhere must be tested for COVID-19 every three days.
• NSW Police are continuing to guard a Bondi Junction apartment block after eight cases of coronavirus were diagnosed across five different households. The building is now taped off with nobody allowed in or out.
• A case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Goulburn 90 kms NE of Canberra. The essential worker had travelled from southern Sydney to work on a construction site next to Goulburn Hospital. Site now closed.
• List of exposure sites. Still growing.

QUEENSLAND
• 3 new from 14,941 tests, 2 locally acquired, 1 returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 45 active cases, 45 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The 2 new locally acquired cases are linked to the Greek Orthodox Community Centre cluster. Both both have tested positive on day 12 and are asymptomatic. They have been in home quarantine the entire time and pose no risk to the community.
• List of exposure sites.

VICTORIA
• 3 new from 23,470 tests, 2 locally acquired, 1 acquired interstate.
• 20 active cases, 3 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The 2 new locally acquired cases in Hume had returned from NSW on red zone permits and have been in isolation. Another member of the family of four has tested positive overnight.
• Residents of Melbourne Ariele apartment complex have been told that anyone who was in the building at the same time as a COVID-positive removalist must quarantine, and anyone there in the days after must immediately get tested. The affected tenant and his family have tested negative and are all in hotel quarantine.
• Victoria’s COVID-19 Commander Jeroen Weima says talks with removalist's employers proving to be challenging. The removalists are all in Sydney now and it looks as though the third one is also symptomatic.
• List of exposure sites. New sites added that are linked to the NSW removalists.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 1 new from 1,453 tests, a female US Army member who arrived on 8 July, now in quarantine at Howard Springs.
• 9 active cases, 0 in hospital.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 6,489 tests.
• 19 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• Alert issued for service station Shell Tailem Bend Friday 9 July, 5.20 pm to 7.00 pm.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 5,123 tests.
• 9 active cases, 2 in hospital.

TASMANIA
• 0 new from 1,009 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 820 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 18 new from 3,478 tests, 5 OS travellers in managed isolation, 13 mariners. 
• 43 active cases, 1 in hospital.
• New Zealand authorities say 13 new COVID cases have been recorded in crew from a quarantined fishing vessel, taking the total number of crew infected to 15. All of those 15 cases have been transferred to an on-shore quarantine facility in Wellington, while five crew members who have tested negative so far are staying on board the vessel.

Australia COVID-19 update 14 July 2021.
 
Australia wide — 98 new locally acquired cases, 10 new OS acquired cases.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 99 new from 65,322 tests, 97 locally acquired, 2 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• Over 840 active cases, 71 in hospital, 20 in ICU, 4 ventilated.
• ICU patients include 1 in their 20s, 2 in 30s, 2 in 40s, 5 in 50s, 5 in 60s, 3 in 70s and 2 in 80s.
• Of the 99 new locally acquired cases, 45 are household contacts, 16 are close contacts, source of infection for 36 cases remains under investigation. 60 cases in isolation throughout their infectious period, 7 in isolation for part of infectious period, 24 cases infectious in the community with 6 cases under investigation. 70 new cases in South Western Sydney LHD, 14 in South Eastern Sydney, 5 in Sydney, 4 in Western Sydney, 2 in Northern Sydney and 2 in Nepean Blue Mountains.
• There have been 864 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Lockdown extended until 11:59pm on Friday, July 30 for Greater Sydney and surrounds. Additional restrictions apply.
• People in Greater Sydney and surrounds must stay at home unless it is absolutely necessary to leave. Canterbury-Bankstown and Liverpool LGAs urged to reduce mobility.
• Virus fragments detected in a number of sewerage systems including St Marys, Hornsby Heights, Camellia, Fairfield, Blakehurst, and Padstow.
• List of exposure sites. Many more added.

QUEENSLAND
• 5 new from 12,799 tests, all returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• 47 active cases, 47 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• List of exposure sites.

VICTORIA
• 2 new from 33,037 tests, 1 locally acquired, 1 returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 19 active cases, 2 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The new locally acquired case is a primary close contact who was in quarantine during their infectious period.
• The two chains flaring up in Victoria are from two separate rule breaking incidents - one from a family in Hume, where someone breached their red permit quarantine by visiting a supermarket and the other from, the removalists, who had not been wearing masks while working in the Ariele apartment complex in Maribyrnong, breaching the conditions they were supposed to abide by.
• UPDATE: Victoria has recorded 7 additional new local cases, linked to the Sydney removalists, and the family in Hume. Four positive cases have been identified at the Ariele apartment complex, which was visited by the removalists on July 8. One of those is a man aged in his 60s, whose parents in Craigieburn have also tested positive. Three people living in one household are the other positive cases at the Ariele apartments. These seven new cases announced today will be officially reported tomorrow. The man in his 60s from Ariele Apartments went to the Carlton-Geelong AFL game. He was in the level two of the MCC Reserve. The game on July 10 has been listed as an exposure site.
• List of exposure sites.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 2 new from 8,025 tests, both returned OS travellers quarantined in medi-hotels.
• 20 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• Officials are investigating whether one of the cases contracted the virus in quarantine. Five people on that hotel floor have been put into an additional 14 days of quarantine.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 4,949 tests.
• 9 active cases, 2 in hospital.
• Victorian arrivals to WA must quarantine for 14 days, effective immediately.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 0 new from 1,096 tests.
• 9 active cases, 0 in hospital.

TASMANIA
• 0 new from 1,136 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 1,024 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 4 new from 6,945 tests, all OS travellers in managed isolation. 
• 42 active cases, 0 in hospital.

Australia COVID-19 update 15 July 2021.
 
Australia wide — 78 new locally acquired cases, 7 new OS acquired cases.

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 67 new from 58,299 tests, 65 locally acquired, 2 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• Over 850 active cases, 73 in hospital, 19 in ICU, 5 ventilated.
• The age of people in ICU range from 20s to 80s.
• Of the 65 new locally acquired cases, 27 are household contacts, 13 close contacts, source of infection for 25 cases under investigation. 29 were in isolation throughout their infectious period, 7 in isolation for part of their infectious period, 28 cases were infectious in the community (many seeking medical help), with 1 case under investigation.
• There have been 929 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Areas of increased concern include Fairfield Heights, Smithfield, Saint John park, Canley heights, Fairfield West, Bankstown, Condell Park, Hurtsville, Roselands, Rosebury, Canterbury, Belmore, the Georges River area, the Liverpool LGA.
• List of exposure sites. New listings in regional NSW.

VICTORIA
• 10 new from 27,061 tests, all locally acquired as announced yesterday.
• 26 active cases, 1 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The new locally acquired cases are all related to two chains of transmission. The first chain involves a family member in Hume who breached their red permit quarantine by visiting a supermarket, where a man in his 30s later became infected. The second is related to the NSW removalists working in the Ariele apartment complex in Maribyrnong. One of the residents, an asymptomatic man in his 60s, has since tested positive and unwittingly infected his parents, some friends, and their family members. Members of another household at the apartment block have also tested positive.
• New cases related to the Ariel apartments include a Bacchus Marsh school teacher, who lives at Barwon. A positive case was later registered at Barwon Heads Primary School. The infectious period for these people extended a week ago, which means they have been in the community for a significant amount of time.
• Two more positive cases linked to level two of the MCG members stand recorded during the day. The two infections were not known contacts of the previous two cases who attended the match and they were sitting in separate parts of the stand. Victoria’s Covid-19 testing commander Jeroen Weimar said this puts the state in a very serious situation.
• Premier Daniel Andrews confirms the state will enter a five-day lockdown from midnight tonight.
• List of exposure sites (totals over 70 now).

QUEENSLAND
• 5 new from 12,350 tests, 3 locally acquired, 2 returned OS travellers in hotel quarantine.
• 50 active cases, 50 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The new locally acquired cases include a fully-vaccinated worker at Brisbane international airport with 2 exposure sites and a 12-year-old who had completed hotel quarantine in Sydney and flew into Brisbane on QF544 on July 9. His father who picked him up from the airport has also tested positive and was at work in Maroochydore yesterday while he was infectious. All three are being treated as cases infectious in the community.
• 11 LGAs in Qld will need to continue wearing masks for another week: Brisbane, Logan, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Redlands, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Noosa, Somerset, Lockyer Valley and Scenic Rim.
• List of exposure sites.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 2 new from 7,974 tests, both returned OS travellers quarantined in medi-hotels.
• 16 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• SA Health has confirmed a third exposure location linked to two COVID-positive removalists, the OTR Motorsport Park service station in Tailem Bend. That's in addition to the Shell petrol station in Tailem Bend with an adjacent cafe.
• SA to tighten borders and introduce internal restrictions from midnight after concerns about COVID-19 in other states.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 1 new from 1,650 tests, a returned OS traveller at the Howard Springs facility.
• 10 active cases, 0 in hospital.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 3,500 tests.
• 7 active cases, 2 in hospital.

TASMANIA
• 0 new from 1,176 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

ACT
• 0 new from 956 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 5 new from 7,331 tests, all OS travellers in managed isolation. 
• 45 active cases, 0 in hospital.
• In addition, 16 of the 18 crew of the Spanish-flagged shipping vessel the Playa Zahara have tested positive for COVID-19. As with the Viking Bay vessel earlier this week, the public health risk from these results is considered to be low.

WORLD
• On Wednesday Indonesia's coronavirus cases hit a daily record of 54,517 with 991 deaths, overtaking India to become Asia's COVID-19 epicentre.
• Just one week out from the Olympics host city Tokyo has reported its highest number of new COVID-19 cases in almost six months.

So angry about this ... still more football clubs being sent to SE Queensland where I live, after NSW moved its NRL teams up here ... now Victoria's AFL clubs are arriving. Recipe for disaster IMO.

The AFL season is up in the air once again, with Victoria entering a lockdown. The AFL had gathered all 16 teams in Victoria after outbreaks in NSW and elsewhere. Several teams are heading north to Queensland. Teams include Richmond Tigers, Sydney Swans, GWS Giants, Western Bulldogs, North Melbourne and Essendon.

Does anyone from Qld know the dates that the Brisbane airport worker worked while infectious? Also, what date the infected boy arrived at Brisbane airport from Sydney? I have been trying to find out but can't find info on it.

RnR you are a wealth of information!  Thanks for your help.

I have not been into the site for some time it was a lot of reading for me as I am at the moment, but I am using the site this morning to try to learn to read again.   

I wonder if the rest of the country does what WA has been doing since day one which is about 16 months ago now, that is you have to register at each property you enter and sign your name, date of arrival and time you entered the shop or where every it happens to be.

I have not seen it mentioned.

People that don't have 'smart' phones have to write their details down long hand.

Australia COVID-19 update 16 July 2021.
 
Australia wide — 108 new locally acquired cases, 8 new OS acquired cases (4 historical in SA).

NEW SOUTH WALES
• 98 new from 77,587 tests, 97 locally acquired, 1 returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• Over 916 active cases, 75 in hospital, 18 in ICU, 5 ventilated.
• Hospitalisations include 30 under 55 with 11 under 35. ICU patients include 1 in 20s, 1 in 30s, 2 in 40s, 5 in 60s, 3 in 70s and 1 in 80s.
• Of the 97 new locally acquired cases, 49 are household contacts, 14 are close contacts, source of infection for 34 under investigation. 67 in South Western Sydney LHD, 14 in South Eastern Sydney LHD, 9 in Western Sydney LHD, 5 from Sydney LHD, 1 from Northern Sydney LHD, 1 from Nepean Blue Mountains LHD. 
• 46 were in isolation throughout their infectious period, 17 in isolation for part of their infectious period. 29 were infectious in the community, 5 under investigation.
• There have been 1,026 locally acquired cases reported since 16 June 2021.
• Transmission in workplaces remains a concern.
• List of exposure sites.

VICTORIA
• 11 new from 33,129 tests, 10 locally acquired, 1 returned OS traveller in hotel quarantine.
• 36 active cases, 0 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The new locally acquired cases are all related to current outbreaks.
• 4 new cases are linked to the MCG, but not linked to each other. They include a child under 10 yeas of age, a man in his 30s who’s a staff member at Trinity Grammar and who also went to the Wallabies game a few days later; a man in his 20s from Montmorency and a man in his 20s from Point Cook. There are also 2 new cases linked to the Young and Jacksons pub, near Flinders Street Station, 1 from the naval base at Cerberus and an office worker in Richmond. A number of exposure sites listed for trains and trams in the area. All training activities and leave at the Cerberus base have been suspended, and personnel have been confined to their live-in accommodation.
• There are also six cases associated with Barwon Heads, 2 staff at Bacchus Grammar School and 19 people at the Ariele Apartments have moved into alternative accomodation.
• Later today two cases reported in regional Victoria: one in Ballarat associated with Clarendon College and one at Cowes on Philip Island.
• Victoria in 5-day lockdown.
• List of exposure sites. More areas of the MCG listed as Tier 1, regional sites added.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• 6 new from 7,992 tests, all returned OS travellers quarantined in medi-hotels, 4 historical.
• 16 active cases, 0 in hospital.

QUEENSLAND
• 1 new from 13,296 tests, locally acquired.
• 48 active cases, 48 in hospital, 0 in ICU.
• The new locally acquired case is the mother of the 12-year-old boy reported yesterday with the Delta strain. It was detected in home quarantine so there is zero risk to the community.
• Border to be closed for Victoria at 1am on Saturday.
• List of exposure sites.

NORTHERN TERRITORY
• 0 new from 1,753 tests.
• 8 active cases, 0 in hospital.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 0 new from 5,601 tests.
• 6 active cases, 1 in hospital.
• WA imposes a hard border with Victoria.

ACT
• 0 new from 1,115 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

TASMANIA
• 0 new from 1,104 tests.
• 0 active cases, 0 in hospital.

NEW ZEALAND
• 5 new from 6,070 tests, all OS travellers in managed isolation. 
• 48 active cases, 0 in hospital.

GENERAL
• AMA President Dr Khorshid says high-end retail still being open in Sydney is 'absolutely ridiculous' and a stricter lockdown is needed.
• Australian tennis player, Alex de Minaur is out of the Olympics after testing positive to COVID-19 in a pre-departure swab. Nigerian Olympics delegation member hospitalised in Tokyo with COVID-19.
• In India COVID-19 cases top 31 million.