Tasmania has posted 825 new COVID-19 cases, as the state's active infection numbers drop for a fourth consecutive day.
Twenty-two people with coronavirus are in hospital, with eight of those being treated for virus symptoms. One person is in intensive care.
The other 14 people in hospital have COVID-19 but are being treated for unrelated medical conditions.
The new infections have come from 580 self-reported rapid antigen tests and 245 PCR tests.
Tasmania's health department says 1448 people have been released from isolation in the past 24 hours.
There are 623 fewer active COVID-19 cases in the state, with 6485 active cases down from 7108 on Saturday.
About 30 cases are in community management facilities and 338 people are utilising COVID-at-home care, an increase of 38 from Saturday.