COVID-19 in Australia 2021

The daily NSW Health statistics update includes information about vaccination status of those people who have died - News

That's all I have time to locate right now - there are other sources of information I've seen too.

 

I would hope that a lot of other people also decide this. The mask protects other people from you. It blocks a.lot.of the droplets you exhale. So if you are the only person wearing the mask, it doesn't benefit you much at all.

 

I've found data for Victoria, which shows that 10% of the hospitalisations in Victoria have been double vaccinated.
Daily Hospitalisations by Vaccination Status in Victoria - COVID Live
(I'm using the term "double vaccinated" because people aren't fully vaccinated until two weeks after the second jab).

That's with 54% of the population double vaccinated.

 

NSW cases continue to fall.



The Hunter region is improving:



Reff for specific regional areas:

• 0.94 Hunter (< 100 cases per day)
• 0.64 Illawarra (< 50 cases per day)
• 0.67 Western NSW (< 10 cases per day)

Reff for specific LGAs of concern:

• 0.81 Canterbury-Bankstown (< 50 cases per day)
• 0.65 Blacktown (< 20 cases per day)
  
• 0.84 Cumberland (< 50 cases per day)
• 0.65 Liverpool (< 20 cases per day)
• 0.70 Campbelltown (< 20 cases per day)
  
• 0.74 Penrith (~ 20 cases per day)
• 0.84 Fairfield (~ 10 cases per day)
  
• 0.68 Bayside (< 10 cases per day)
  
• 0.77 Georges River (~ 10 cases per day)
• 0.75 Parramatta (< 10 cases per day)
  
• 0.60 Strathfield (< 5 cases per day)
• 2.20 Burwood (< 5 cases per day)

Vaccination - NSW now at 92.0% of 16+ and 91.0% of 12+ with their first dose; 80.3% of 16+ and 77.7% of 12+ with their 2nd dose.






NSW Vaccination projections: Australian vaccination rollout plots

Ages 16+ summary:

• 90.1% first-dose coverage
• 72.8% second-dose coverage

1st dose targets

• 60%: August 23rd
• 70%: September 1st
• 80%: September 14th
• 90%: October 8th

2nd dose targets

• 60%: September 25th
• 70%: October 6th
• 80%: October 16th
• 90%: November 12th (23 days)

 

Victoria may have reached the peak - difficult to tell yet.




Reff in specific LGAs in Victoria (highlighted LGAs are where the situation is deteriorating):

• 0.87 Hume (> 200 cases per day)
• 1.02 Whittlesea (~ 200 cases per day)
  
• 1.26 Casey (> 200 cases per day)
  
• 1.27 Wyndham (> 200 cases per day)
  
• 1.17 Brimbank (< 200 cases per day)
  
• 1.09 Melton (> 100 cases per day)
  
• 0.95 Moreland (~ 100 cases per day)
• 1.24 Greater Dendenong (~ 100 cases per day)
• 1.03 Darebin (< 100 cases per day)
  
• 1.09 Melbourne (> 50 cases per day)

Victoria’s Roadmap | Coronavirus Victoria

Roadmap summary from data taken below:

• Phase A: 80% single dose
• Phase B: 70% double dose - target October 22nd (government prediction: 26th Oct)
• Phase C: 80% double dose - target November 4th (government prediction: 5th Nov)
• Phase D: 80% 12+ double dose - target November 5th (government prediction: 19th Nov)

Current vaccination rates and projections for Victoria - Australian vaccination rollout plots

Victoria Ages 16+ summary:

• 88.3% first-dose coverage
• 66.0% second-dose coverage

1st dose targets

• 60%: September 4th
• 70%: September 16th - Phase A
• 80%: September 29th
• 90%: October 21st (4 days)

2nd dose targets

• 60%: October 11th
• 70%: October 22nd (5 days) - Phase B
• 80%: November 4th (18 days) - Phase C
• 90%: November 26th (40 days)

Victoria Ages 12+ summary:

• 87.4% first-dose coverage
• 63.5% second-dose coverage

1st dose targets

• 60%: September 8th
• 70%: September 20th
• 80%: October 2nd
• 90%: October 23rd (6 days)

2nd dose targets

• 60%: October 13th (6 days)
• 70%: October 24th (7 days)
• 80%: November 5th (19 days) - Phase D
• 90%: November 26th (40 days)

 

ACT are not doing too badly overall - things aren't really getting wose.