Coronavirus (COVID-19) Victoria

Protect yourself and others

Cases continue to increase, and community transmission in Victoria is high.

Together, we can protect those most at risk of falling very sick.

Cases in hospital and lives lost

Data from Friday 26 May 2023 - Thursday 1 June 2023. (updated 2 June 2023 10:00 am).

Note: Not all COVID-19 deaths occurred in the week in which they are reported as there is sometimes a delay in reporting to the Department of Health.

464

cases in hospital (7-day rolling average)

cases in ICU (7-day rolling average)

lives lost on average each day over the past week

Six simple steps to protect yourself and those most at risk

1. Wear a face mask

Remember to wear a face mask around people who are vulnerable.

Wear a face mask

2. Take a test

Before visiting people who are high risk, take a test.

Take a test

3. Stay at home

If you have COVID-19 symptoms, stay at home.

Stay at home

4. Meet outdoors

Catch up with friends and family outdoors or let fresh air in when indoors.

Meet outdoors

5. Talk to your GP about COVID medications

Make a plan with your GP to access COVID-19 medications for when you might need them in the future.

Talk to your GP

6. Get vaccinated

You can get your flu and COVID-19 shot at the same time.

Get vaccinated

COVID-19 resources

Health and wellbeing

The latest health updates, information about symptoms, testing, face masks and how to stay well.

Vaccines

Information about COVID-19 vaccines and getting vaccinated in Victoria.

Business and work

Financial and other supports, keeping your workplace safe and how restrictions affect you.

Education

Details of closures and changes to education services in Victoria.

Reviewed 02 June 2023

Coronavirus Hotline

Call the Coronavirus Hotline if you have any questions about COVID-19.

The Victorian Coronavirus Hotline diverts to the National Coronavirus Helpline every night between 4pm and 9am.

Please keep Triple Zero (000) for emergencies only.

1800 675 398

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