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The central-west NSW town of Orange and its surrounds will be placed into lockdown after it was exposed to COVID-19 by a delivery driver.
The lockdown in the Orange, Blayney and Cabonne local government areas will commence at midnight and last for seven days.
It comes after NSW Health on Tuesday evening issued a number of COVID-19 alerts for Orange, including a petrol station, Officeworks, Woolworths, pizzeria and tobacco shop in the town.
It also listed the Coles Express in Goulburn.
A COVID-positive delivery driver visited the Orange area and infected a man who works in Blayney and attended multiple venues.
Residents of the three council areas can leave home for four reasons - shopping for essential items, medical care or compassionate needs, exercise in groups of no more than two, and work or education which cannot occur at home.
Dr Chant called on people to "do everything" to limit movement and interactions outside their house, including deferr