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Everything You Need To Know About The Current COVID-19 Hotspots In NSW

And what to do if you've visited one.

While Victoria is in a hell of a fight in trying to contain a second outbreak of COVID-19 (and the thirst radiated by people towards VIC’s Chief Health Officer), NSW is doing relatively okay in managing the whole coronavirus situation compared to its next door neighbour.

But before all those in NSW get all smug and start shitting on VIC for ignoring instructions, it isn’t out of the woods yet as the state has also seen its own uptick in community transmission of COVID-19 and new coronavirus hotspots are seemingly popping up by the day, many of which can be traced back to the fiasco at the Crossroads Hotel and Thai Rock in Wetherill Park.

Speaking of COVID-19 hotspots in NSW, the GOAT team talk about why everyone needs to wear a face mask on ‘It’s Been A Big Day For…’ below:

To keep everyone in the loop of what’s going on with the COVID-19 outbreak situation in NSW, here are all the locations of confirmed coronavirus hotspots in the state (listed alphabetically) as well as instructions on what to do if you’ve visited one of these locations.

This list will be updated accordingly whenever new locations are confirmed so please stay safe and responsible, which means social distancing, staying clean and wearing face masks.

List of COVID-19 hotspots in NSW

If you were at any of these outbreak locations in NSW during the times and dates listed below, the instructions are that you MUST get tested for COVID-19 and self-isolate for 14 days from the date you were last there. The isolation period is MANDATORY irrespective of whether your COVID-19 test comes back negative.

  • Bankstown – St Brendan’s Catholic Church: Thursday 16 July – 6.30pm to 7.30pm; Saturday 18 July – 10am to 11am.
  • Batemans Bay – Soldiers Club: Monday 13 July, Wednesday 15 July, Thursday 16 July, Friday 17 July.
  • Campbelltown – Plus Fitness: Saturday 11 July – 9am to 10am,
  • Campbelltown – West Leagues Club: Friday 10 July – 8pm to midnight; Sunday 12 July – midnight to 2.30am.
  • Casula – Crossroads Hotel: Friday 3 July to Friday 10 July.
  • Casula – Planet Fitness: Saturday 4 July to Friday 10 July.
  • Fairfield East – Ausia Funeral Services: Friday 17 July – 1pm to 8pm.
  • Harris Park – Our Lady of Lebanon Cathedral: Wednesday 15 July – 5.30pm Mass; Thursday 16 July – 6pm Mass; Friday 17 July – 1pm funeral and 6pm Mass.
  • Merrylands – Anytime Fitness Gym: Tuesday 14 July –-8.30pm to 10.30pm.
  • Mount Pritchard – Mounties: Thursday 23 July -12 midnight to 3am; Friday 24 July – 11am to 3pm and 8pm to midnight; Saturday 25 July – midnight to 3am.
  • Mount Pritchard – Our Lady of Mt Carmel: Sunday July 19 – 7.30am to 8.30am.
  • Picton – Picton Hotel: Saturday 4 July, Sunday 5 July, Thursday 9 July, Friday 10 July.
  • Potts Point – Thai Rock Restaurant: Wednesday 15 July to Saturday 25 July inclusive if you were at this restaurant for two hours or more.
  • Potts Point – The Apollo: Thursday 23 July to Saturday 25 July.
  • Rookwood – St John of God Lawn: Saturday 18 July – 11.30am to 1pm.
  • Wetherill Park – Thai Rock Restaurant: Thursday 9 July to Sunday 12 July; Tuesday 14 July.

For these following NSW coronavirus hotspots, you don’t need to self-isolate if you visited them within the listed time frames. However, you need to monitor yourself for symptoms and immediately get tested and self-isolate for 14 days if anything develops, regardless of how mild the symptom is.

  • Albion Park – C1 Speed Indoor Karting: Saturday 11 July – 6pm to 7pm.
  • Albion Park – McDonald’s: Wednesday 15 July – 2pm to 2.30pm.
  • Bankstown – An Restaurant: Thursday 23 July – 9am to 11am.
  • Belfield – Mancini’s Original Woodfired Pizza: Friday 10 July – 8pm to 9.20pm.
  • Bowral – Woolworths: Saturday 11 July – 12pm to 9pm; Sunday 12 July – 12pm to 9pm.
  • Brighton Le Sands – Hurricanes Grill: Saturday 11 July – 6pm to 9pm.
  • Bankstown – Tan Viet Noodle House (also known as Crispy Chicken Noodle House): Wednesday 22 July – 1pm to 2pm.
  • Campbelltown – Bavarian Macarthur: Saturday 11 July – 7.30pm to 9pm.
  • Campbelltown – Macarthur Tavern: Saturday 11 July – 9.15pm to 12.40am.
  • Casula – Kmart: Friday 10 July – 5pm to midnight.
  • Chippendale – Holy Duck!: Friday 10 July – 7.15pm to 9.30pm.
  • East Maitland – Windsor Castle Hotel: Monday 13 July – 6pm to 8pm.
  • Hoxton Park – Guzman y Gomez: Sunday 12 July – 7.30pm to 9pm.
  • Malua Bay – Club Malua: Sunday 12 July – 12pm to 1.30pm.
  • Marsden Park – Costco: Sunday 19 July – 11am to 2pm.
  • Milperra – Frankie’s Food Factory: Friday 10 July – 1pm to 3pm.
  • Mount Pritchard – Pritchard’s Hotel Bistro: Thursday 23 July – 7pm to 7.45pm.
  • Mount Druitt – Westfield, Saturday 18 July – 1.30pm to 3.30pm.
  • Narooma – Club Narooma: Monday 13 July – 12.30pm to 2pm.
  • North Wollongong – Rashays: Saturday 11 July – 7pm to 9pm.
  • Paddington – Love Supreme: Tuesday 14 July – 5.30pm to 9pm.
  • Paddington – The Village Inn: Saturday 11 July – 6.30pm to 10pm.
  • Parramatta – Milky Lane: Saturday 11 July – 2pm to 3pm.
  • Revesby – Bankstown YMCA: Thursday 9 July – 4pm to 8pm; Saturday 11 July – 8am to 12pm.
  • Salamander Bay – Salamander Bay Shopping Centre: Wednesday 15 July.
  • Salamander Bay – Salamander Bay Woolworths: Friday 17 July – 2.30pm to closing time; Saturday 18 July – 4pm to closing time; Sunday 19 July – 12.45pm to closing time; Monday 20 July – 3pm to closing time.
  • Salamander Bay – Salamander Bay Shopping Centre: Wednesday 15 July.
  • Tahmoor – Pharmacy For Less: Sunday 12 July – 9am to 10.40am.
  • Villawood – Zone Bowling: Saturday 27 June – 11am to 3pm.
  • Wetherill Park – Stockland Mall: Saturday 4 July, Sunday 5 July, Thursday 9 July to Sunday 12 July, Tuesday 14 July.

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