Coronavirus Australia: COVID-19 cases jump 38 per cent in NSW, Victoria and Queensland
But experts say high levels of immunity from vaccines and earlier infections are helping keep the case count in check.
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But experts say high levels of immunity from vaccines and earlier infections are helping keep the case count in check.
Case numbers are expected to rise in the coming weeks with new sub-variants of coronavirus circulating in Australia.
The risk of a simultaneous winter wave of flu and omicron appears to have passed with case, hospitalisation and fever numbers signalling the outbreaks have peaked.
Hospitalisations from COVID-19 hit a record high on Monday, but health experts say cases could peak sooner than the federal government is expecting.
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