Self-isolation (stay in your room) means staying indoors and completely avoiding contact with other people for 10 days and 5 days fever-free if symptomatic. This includes the people you live with.
If you live with other people, stay on your own in a room with a window you can open, if possible. Ask other people to go to the shop or pharmacy for you. Only leave your house if you need urgent medical help, such as going to hospital.
If you are travelling from a designated state, please see our travel advice.
Watch out for signs that you are getting worse while self-isolating. If you start to feel very unwell, phone your GP - particularly if your breathing changes or becomes difficult, or your cough gets worse.