NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian will provide the latest COVID-19 news, updates and developments on coronavirus cases and restrictions in a daily press conference.
Gladys Berejiklian has made an impassioned plea after recording NINE deaths and a drop in new COVID-19 cases. Click the link below for more details.
NSW Health COVID update
Sunday, 26 September:
Deaths: 9
Locally acquired cases: 964
In hospital: 1146
In ICU: 222
Tests in last 24 hours: 106,451
Since June 16, 2021 (current outbreak):
Deaths: 297
Locally acquired cases: 53,088
Since January 25, 2020:
Total cases: 58,472
Total deaths: 353
COVID case locations NSW
A number of venues across the state have been listed as NSW COVID-19 exposure sites.
Anyone who is a close contact and must immediately get tested and self-isolate for 14 days regardless of the result.
Anyone who is a casual contact and must get tested and self-isolate until they receive a negative result. NSW Health is also advising casual contacts to wear a mask around others and continue to monitor for symptoms - and if any symptoms occur, get tested again.
See the latest on NSW exposure sites by clicking here.
Sydney and regional NSW COVID restrictions
The entire of NSW is under state-wide lockdown restrictions.
There are also what Berejiklian has labelled as the “harshest restrictions Australia has ever seen” for a number of Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Sydney that have been identified as “areas of concern” for being as particularly high risk for COVID-19 transmission.
In the interactive map below, see the current level of COVID-19 restrictions across NSW. Click here to see what the restrictions mean for you.
Everyone in NSW must stay at home unless they have a reasonable excuse to leave. They also cannot have visitors in their home from outside their household, including family and friends.
There are varying rules and restrictions in relation to masks, essential reasons to leave home, gatherings and more.
Click here for a breakdown of all the COVID-19 rules and restrictions across NSW.
Is the daily 11am press conference still happening?
There’s been some confusion as to whether or not the press briefings will continue.
On Friday, 10 September, Berejiklian said NSW COVID press conferences would no longer be held every day.
The premier flagged daily updates would, from Monday, 13 September, be replaced by a video from NSW Health.
“Sunday will be the last day we officially do a press conference in this way but from Monday at 11am, health will provide a daily health update and myself and Minister Hazzard or any other relevant minister will present to the community on a needs basis,” she said.
But on Monday, 13 September, Berejiklian held a press conference to communicate the new case numbers and concerns of the day.
What time is the Gladys Berejiklian press conference today?
NSW Health is expected to provide a COVID-19 update at 11am each day.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian, Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant, Deputy Premier John Barilaro and Health Minister Brad Hazzard are often in attendance.
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