Australian covid stats update:

Key covid stats for Australia, last 4 weeks (log scale):
- cases trough was 2 weeks ago, up 31% since
- cases in hospital and ICU both fairly flat
- deaths trough was 2 weeks ago, up 40% since

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Reported cases per 100K population grew for the 3rd week in a row in most states. Cases were nearly flat in Queensland.

WA reported the highest case rate - 35/100K, with SA & TAS close being. NSW & VIC are up to 22/100K.

The weekly change in reported cases was led by Tasmania at an eye-watering +45%. The last time any state exceeded that growth rate was WA in mid-May

Cases in SA grew by +33%.

Hospitalised cases rose last week in VIC and SA, but were flat or declining elsewhere.
ICU cases rose sharply last week in SA, but were flat or declining elsewhere.
Deaths rose very sharply last week in SA and also rose in Tasmania, but were flat or declining elsewhere.

"Fully vaccinated" - received a booster in the last 120 days

This continues to decline, everywhere. Perhaps a slight deviation upwards in the trends for Victoria and WA, in the last week or so?

The range now is from Tasmania (12.5%) down to WA (10.6%).

Cumulative deaths for Australia:
- 15,776 for the pandemic
- 13,995 in the last 12 months
- 418 in the last 4 weeks

Interactive Australian covid stats dataviz, code, acknowledgements and more info here:

https://github.com/Mike-Honey/covid-19-au-vaccinations#statistics-by-geography-page---pick-a-stat-any-stat-for-a-time-series

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@mike_honey_ thank you for the update
@mike_honey_ What's different in SA Mike?