To 4pm 12 May, 429 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 93 positive PCR tests and 336 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 11 May, 459 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 92 positive PCR tests and 367 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 10 May, 420 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 62 positive PCR tests and 358 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 9 May, 416 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 46 positive PCR tests and 370 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 8 May, 296 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 60 positive PCR tests and 236 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 7 May, 302 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 53 positive PCR tests and 249 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 6 May, 414 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 76 positive PCR tests and 338 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 5 May, 418 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 81 positive PCR tests and 337 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
To 4pm 4 May, 713 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern NSW Local Health District, including 105 positive PCR tests and 608 positive rapid antigen tests (RAT)**.
Confirmed tests by LGA (PCR and RAT included):
Amidst a challenging health environment and the demands of the COVID-19 pandemic, health care staff at Northern NSW Emergency Departments (EDs) have been given a huge pat on the back from patients, according to the latest independent report.