The ACT has recorded another 24 hours without a new confirmed case of coronavirus.
The total number of cases diagnosed in the ACT remains at 106.
ACT Health says there are just three cases of coronavirus in Canberra that are considered "active".
One of those patients is in Canberra Hospital in a stable condition, while the rest are self-isolating at home.
Of the 106 people that had been diagnosed with coronavirus, 100 have since recovered from the virus.
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The death toll from coronavirus in the ACT still stands at three.
More than 100 tests for the virus were carried out in the past 24 hours, according to ACT Health figures.
There have now been nearly 8000 tests conducted.
It comes as the ACT government said it would expand testing for coronavirus at its Weston Creek walk-in centre and the EPIC drive-through clinic for anyone who displayed any COVID-19 symptoms. A private company is also setting up a new drive-through coronavirus testing facility in Weston.
