On Friday, Australia reported at least 40 COVID-19 deaths, including 19 in Victoria and 11 in New South Wales (NSW). Also, Western Australia reported six historical deaths.
NSW Health said Omicron's B.1.1.529 is currently the dominant COVID-19 variant responsible for most new cases in the state.
However, the proportion of specimens identified as BA.5 has increased in recent weeks.
Check the latest COVID-19 trends for new cases, hospitalisations and deaths in Australia here.
COVID-19 vaccinations will be available at ten primary schools as walk-in pop-ups across Victoria over the next days. A number of vaccination centres will also close in the next week.
In the Australian Capital Territory, from 3.50pm today (10 June) the COVID-19 testing centre in Nicholls will be permanently closed. Staff will take over operations at the Mitchell testing centre.
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