55 new Campylobacteriosis cases in Australia

Australia New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia South Australia Tasmania ACT NT

reported on 7 October 2026.
– Stable: the 7-day average of 99 per day is tracking close to the 28-day average.
29,461 cases from January to September 2026, 2% higher than the same period in 2025.

Daily Monthly Yearly Compare

DATE	YTD	NET	7D AV
Wed07 Oct	29,734	– 0	–
Tue06 Oct	29,734	– 0	–
Mon05 Oct	29,734	↑ 10	–
Sun04 Oct	29,724	↑ 13	–
Sat03 Oct	29,711	↑ 39	–
Fri02 Oct	29,672	↑ 101	–
Thu01 Oct	29,571	↑ 116	99

DATE	YTD	NET	7D AV
Wed30 Sep	29,462	↑ 114	98
Tue29 Sep	29,348	↑ 130	99
Mon28 Sep	29,218	↑ 93	97
Sun27 Sep	29,125	↑ 48	100
Sat26 Sep	29,077	↑ 71	100
Fri25 Sep	29,006	↑ 119	99
Thu24 Sep	28,887	↑ 111	98
Wed23 Sep	28,776	↑ 119	103
Tue22 Sep	28,657	↑ 120	105
Mon21 Sep	28,537	↑ 114	107
Sun20 Sep	28,423	↑ 44	108
Sat19 Sep	28,379	↑ 64	109
Fri18 Sep	28,315	↑ 115	111
Thu17 Sep	28,200	↑ 145	111
Wed16 Sep	28,055	↑ 135	108
Tue15 Sep	27,920	↑ 130	103
Mon14 Sep	27,790	↑ 126	109
Sun13 Sep	27,664	↑ 46	112
Sat12 Sep	27,618	↑ 77	114
Fri11 Sep	27,541	↑ 119	112
Thu10 Sep	27,422	↑ 123	114
Wed09 Sep	27,299	↑ 100	115
Tue08 Sep	27,199	↑ 173	125
Mon07 Sep	27,026	↑ 143	121
Sun06 Sep	26,883	↑ 60	120
Sat05 Sep	26,823	↑ 69	119
Fri04 Sep	26,754	↑ 129	119
Thu03 Sep	26,625	↑ 131	121
Wed02 Sep	26,494	↑ 169	122
Tue01 Sep	26,325	↑ 146	118

About Campylobacteriosis

Campylobacteriosis (also called Campylobacter infection) is a type of gastroenteritis caused by Campylobacter bacteria.

It is usually spread through contaminated food, especially poultry.

Safe food practices and good hygiene are the best protection against campylobacteriosis.