Today's COVID-19 case numbers around the country

New daily COVID-19 case numbers appear to be stabilising in some parts of the country.

Case numbers remained consistent in South Australia between yesterday and today, with 4222 and 4281 cases respectively.

There are 236 people with COVID-19 in hospital and 13 people in ICU.

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Queensland has recorded 7213 new COVID-19 cases, which is a decrease from yesterday's 8723.

There are 500 people with COVID-19 are in hospital, with 15 in ICU while one person has died with the virus.

Western Australia is also reporting a drop in cases from 5351 yesterday to 4993 today.

There have been no new COVID-19 related deaths in the state.

There are 240 are in hospital with the virus, eight of whom are in ICU.

In New South Wales, 13,468 new daily COVID-19 cases were recorded, which is down from 15,683 yesterday.

There were eight more COVID-19 related deaths reported.

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There are 1492 people with the virus are in hospitals across the state, and 56 of those are in ICU.

In Victoria case numbers have remained relatively the same with 9597 new COVID-19 cases recorded, compared to yesterday's 9510.

One more COVID-19 death has been reported in the state.

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And 381 people with the virus in the state are in hospital and 20 in ICU.

Victoria's Chief Health Officer, Professor Brett Sutton, also said kids in schools across the state are "60 per cent less likely to catch COVID if two-dose vaccinated and 67 per cent if three-dosed, compared to unvaccinated children".