Many people are using Rapid Antigen Tests (RAT) to self-test for COVID-19 at home. With some states and territories announcing positive RAT results must be reported via online forms, it's important to know your requirements and the process to report online.
Where to self report
Below are a number of government resources for each state with information and tips on reporting a positive RAT result. Please note that the information and links listed on this page may change at any time.
Australian Capital Territory
Australian Capital Territory information for positive results
Australian Capital Territory online reporting form
Northern Territory
Northern Territory requirements and online reporting form
New South Wales
New South Wales requirements, instructions and online reporting form
Queensland
Queensland requirements and online reporting form
South Australia
South Australia information on Rapid Antigen Testing
South Australia online reporting form
Tasmania
Tasmania information for positive results
Tasmania online reporting form
Victoria
Victoria requirements, instructions and online reporting form
Western Australia
As of time of writing, Western Australia has not introduced self-reporting for positive RAT results. This may be subject to change.
Remember!
- Requirements, health advice and links on this page are subject to change suddenly and without warning. Information on this page current as of 3PM AEDT 13 January 2022.
- Always work within your state or territory's COVID-Safe rules when delivering digital skills programs and keep you and your learners safety as the top priority. Check out our resources on delivering your program here for some extra tips.
- It is best practice to check the privacy policies of any new apps or websites you use to ensure they comply with your own organisations policies and procedures.