COVID-19 case numbers have remained relatively stable across New South Wales and Victoria but the states have collectively recorded 47 deaths.
NSW has recorded 7540 COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours.
Twenty-five people died with the virus, however, NSW Health said this included previously unreported deaths as some deaths occurred as far back as mid-April.
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There are 1139 people in hospital with the virus and 33 in ICU, a decrease in comparison to yesterday.
Yesterday, the state recorded 1173 hospitalisations and 34 ICU admissions.
Victoria
Victoria has recorded 8737 COVID-19 cases overnight.
Twenty-two people died with the virus.
Similarly to NSW there has been a decrease in hospital admissions since yesterday with 540 people hospitalised with the virus and 32 in ICU.
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The state recorded 571 hospitalisations yesterday and 33 ICU admissions.
It comes as both states face a growing health crisis in hospitals and for ambulances, as ramping outside emergency departments grows and staff shortages increase.
