Covid-19 Australia data tracker: coronavirus cases today, deaths, hospitalisations and vaccination

Due to the difference in reporting times between states, territories and the federal government, it can be difficult to get a current picture of the pandemic in Australia. Here we have brought together data on cases, deaths, hospitalisations and vaccinations.

Latest Australia Covid numbers and statistics

This chart shows the number of Covid cases reported daily for all of Australia. Due to changes in testing from 5 January 2022, and the inclusion of self-reported Rat-test numbers, case numbers should considered to be an approximation of the actual count.

This chart shows the number of people with Covid in hospital in Australia:

This chart shows the number of people in hospital per 100,000 residents in each state and territory.

Here you can see the number of people who have died each day due to Covid, and the trend in deaths over time. Some states have subsequently updated death counts, leading to spikes:

Vaccine rollout: national and state progress

Here, you can see the how the booster rollout is progressing against various population thresholds. It also shows the current “lag time” for boosters, that is the time interval between when the equivalent number of second and booster doses were administered – this essentially tracks the delay between second and third doses, which ideally would be as close to four months as possible if the majority of people were getting their shots as soon as they’re eligible.

Here are the current vaccination rates for each state and territory by various age ranges, as well as the booster vaccination rate:

Not all countries regularly publish comprehensive vaccination data. Here you can see how Australia compares to OECD countries on the number of vaccinations per hundred people in each country: