New South Wales has recorded 1035 new local COVID-19 cases in the last day and two more deaths.
More than 156,00 vaccine doses were administered and 129,000 tests conducted.
NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard thanked residents across the state.
“Thank you to all of our residents who have come forward for a vaccination. As we have said many times, vaccination is a critical path out of our current situation,” he said.
Weddings to return
Mr Hazzard has also announced that weddings will be allowed in NSW once again.
From 12.01am this coming Friday, weddings will be permitted provided that they are limited to no more than five guests.
Victoria records 64 new COVID-19 cases, exposure sites grow
Victorian Health Minister Martin Foley has called on the federal government to send more coronavirus vaccines to the state.
It comes after a record 35,753 doses were administered at the state-run vaccine hubs.
“What we really need is the supply to meet demand now,” Mr Foley said.
Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Manuel Bonilla Stadium in Lima, Peru. (Getty)
“We will continue to ask the Commonwealth for more supply because we know that, with every dose of Pfizer, with every dose of AstraZeneca, that we will end up with more Victorians doing their part sooner to get us out of this pandemic.”
Victoria has recorded 64 new local COVID-19 cases for the past 24 hours.
There were 55,333 tests carried out and 35,753 vaccines administered.
Victorian health officials last night identified further COVID-19 exposure sites in regional towns, taking the total number of venues listed to more than 850.
