Anyone who attended the following venues on the specific dates and times identified by public health officials are considered close contacts and must get tested and isolate for two weeks and await further advice from NSW Health:

Anyone who attended the following venues on the specified dates and times are considered casual contacts unless they have been contacted by NSW Health as close contacts, and must get tested and isolate until a negative test result is received:

More exposure sites may be announced as public health investigations continue.

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It comes as popular Tamworth restaurant The Pig and Tinder Box's management announced it would close for the foreseeable future after news came to light that a positive COVID-19 case had attended the venue briefly on Thursday, August 5.

However, it has not been listed as an 'exposure' site by NSW Health.

Management was notified by NSW Health that a case signed in for two minutes between 10.52 and 10.54am, prior to the restaurant's opening

It was not listed as exposure site after NSW Health completed a 'venue risk assessment' and determined the person had been there for a "minimal time".

There were no longer any Armidale COVID-19 exposure sites Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall told The Armidale Express on Monday, after contract tracing had been completed.

On Sunday Mr Marshall had identified three places of concern; the Xplorer train, which arrived in Armidale on July 29; Armidale Secondary College and Dominos Pizza East Armidale.

There were only four passengers on the train, and the other three people have had a negative COVID-19 test result and are in isolation.

For a full list of testing clinics visit https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/health-and-wellbeing/clinics.

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