NT Chief Health Officer notice on NT border restrictions, with changes to lengths of interstate entrants' quarantine depending on when they left designated hotspots, and to rules about children. For full details see NT Government COVID hotspots page and NT CHO Directions #49.
NT Government
UNESCO resources with reports on how Indigenous peoples around the world are affected by, and are responding to, the pandemic.
UN Dept of Economic and Social Affairs: COVID-19 and Indigenous peoples. Information including links to 400 reports, recommendations, announcements and translations from around the world on how COVID-19 is affecting Indigenous peoples.
https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au/travel/quarantine/hotspots-covid-19
Travellers need to keep checking which areas have been declared COVID-19 hotspots, as the COVID-19 situation is continually changing. Even after arriving in the NT, you may need to take action if you were previously in one of the currently-declared hotspots. For more detail, see the NT Chief Health Officer Directions and the NT Government COVID-19 page at https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au.
NT Government via Gemco Community News
This document is an update to ALC Coronavirus Management Plan of 9th April. The focus of the update, on p. 16, is the adoption of the Contain and Test strategy developed by Congress and AMSANT.
ALC
Arrivals in the NT from "hotspots" will face mandatory quarantine from 17th July. The NT Government has declared the State of Victoria, and on 15-7-2020 added Greater Metropolitan Sydney, as hotspots, and advises that all non-essential travel out of the NT is cancelled at this time. See the NT Government Hotspot Webpage.
NT Government, Department of the Chief Minister
