NSW Health has urged south-western Sydney residents to get tested for COVID-19 after fragments of the virus were detected in wastewater.
Meanwhile, Premier Daniel Andrews says Victorians will have to keep wearing masks, likely into next year, stressing it is a "very low price to pay for a very significant benefit".
Here's a summary of what happened on Tuesday:
- Sydney health alert: COVID-19 virus fragments found in sewage
- Queensland border decision expected before the end of month
- Tasmania plans to reopen border to NSW on November 6
- Zero new coronavirus cases in Queensland again
- NSW reports two new cases of locally transmitted COVID-19
- 'We'll be wearing masks until at least the end of the year': Andrews
- Gladys Berejiklian wants Queensland border 'games' to end
- Another day of zero cases for Victoria
Look back at Tuesday's key events as they unfolded in the blog below:
