Only the drivers' toilets and showers, which are not open to the general public, are the site of potential exposure from 8.30pm on the 28^th of September, to 6.15am the following morning.

The AWH Local Public Health Unit said contact tracing was continuing.

"As the positive case is not from this local area, any further exposure sites would be identified by the PHU which is managing the case," a spokesperson said.

Exposure sites remain listed for Wodonga and Wangaratta, however sites relating to an initial Wangaratta case that presented at the city's ED have been removed following the 14-day period.

All personal close contacts who visited the North East Health Wangaratta facilities have undertaken day 13 tests and will require notification from the Department of Health before they can leave isolation.

Wodonga showgrounds is opening as a third AWH testing clinic today and tomorrow to cater for day 13 testing for Wodonga exposures.

There was also a positive wastewater detection recorded for Falls Creek Resort; new positive cases in Benalla and Wangaratta, with no exposure sites identified so far; and a new case attributed to Federation Council.

The case was tested outside of the Murrumbidgee Local Health District and chief executive Jill Ludford was awaiting details.

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Ms Ludford noted with NSW restrictions easing soon, in order to manage risk the community had to "increase our vaccination rates and to continue to come froward for testing".

"We saw only about 10,000 tests from all of the providers across our region in the last seven days, which is quite a reduction the week before," she said.

There were 1763 new cases of COVID in Victoria.