Kedron has the most number of COVID-19 infections in Brisbane’s northern suburbs, with 1,072 cases from 13 December 2021 to 19 January 2022.
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Based on data from Queensland Health, Kedron has recorded around 1,072 cases whilst nearby Gordon Park has recorded 696 cases for the above period. As of the latest census, Kedron-Gordon Park has a population of 13,700.
Other nearby suburbs such as Wavell Heights (457) and Stafford Heights (283) recorded far fewer cases. Ascot, located seven kilometres away from Kedron, is one of the suburbs with the least Covid-19 infections with just 188 recorded cases for the same period.
Here’s an overview of some suburbs in Brisbane’s northside, from 13 Dec 2021 to 19 Jan 2022
| Brisbane Suburb | Covid-19 Cases |
| Kedron | 1072 |
| Chermside | 827 |
| Gordon Park | 696 |
| Nundah | 668 |
| Wooloowin/Lutwyche | 601 |
| Stafford | 591 |
| Aspley | 527 |
| Wavell Heights | 457 |
| Carseldine | 399 |
| Ferny Grove | 378 |
| Banyo | 360 |
| Stafford Heights | 283 |
| Newmarket | 282 |
| Chermside West | 256 |
| Ascot | 188 |
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Queensland ended all domestic border restrictions on 15 Jan 202, removing the need for border passes and the presentation of negative COVID-19 test results for anyone entering the state. Unvaccinated individuals no longer have to present quarantine requirements; however, establishments will still require proof of vaccination from their customers.
As of 24 Jan 2022, Queensland’s new COVID cases 10,212 with 878 patients at the hospital. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the state has had around 335,342 cases in total. Queensland has 89.2 per cent fully vaccinated individuals whilst 91.8 per cent have had their first dose.
