NSW, Victoria each record a slight jump in COVID-19 deaths
COVID-19 cases have remained stable across New South Wales, with the state recording another 10,954 new cases.
Nineteen lives have been lost in the past 24 hours across the state.
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Hospitalisations have dropped slightly as 1377 people receive treatment, with 58 in ICU.
Victoria recorded a slight decline in COVID-19 infections with 12,160 cases recorded overnight and another 22 deaths.
COVID-19 infections are stabilising across Australia's two hardest-hit states. Getty
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There are 524 people hospitalised with the virus and 24 people in ICU.
The number in infections in Queensland has jumped by 6,130 overnight, with five lives lost across the state.
There are 414 people receiving hospital care and 12 people in ICU.
Western Australia has reported a slight drop in case numbers today after recording its highest case count of the pandemic yesterday.
The state recorded an additional 13,162 infections overnight, bringing the total number of active cases to 85,633.
Two people have died from COVID-19.
There are currently 292 people in hospital, ten people are in ICU.
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