Stark warnings have been issued over Sydneysiders' complacency over checking in with QR codes at restaurants and cinemas after the state recorded one new case overnight.
Figures show a 20 per cent drop in hospitality check-ins over New South Wales.
New data reveals that 48 million people checked in to venues in April, compared to 66 million in January.
Customer Service Minister Victor Dominello on Thursday said residents had become 'complacent' with the ongoing pandemic.
'We've taken it for granted that we live in this great island nation, and … we think that we're immune, but clearly we're not,' Mr Dominello told 2GB.
'I think people assume that if we're safe, we're safe forever but you only have to look around the world to realise that the virus is still raging.'
The data comes after an infected man in his 50s from the eastern suburbs tested positive for the virus on Wednesday, marking the first case in NSW since April 1.
He also visited a number of venues while potentially infectious but had been 'meticulous' about checking in using QR codes.
A list of venues of concern has been compiled which includes a number of barbecue stores in Silverwater, Annandale and Casula, a meat store in Bondi Junction and an Event Cinema in Bondi Junction.
Mr Dominello said Sydneysiders have 'slacked off' after contract tracing revealed only 100 people checked-in to the cinema complex - with more cases expected to emerge in the coming days.
'It's up to the venue, its up to the people to do the right thing and it takes literally seconds to swipe your phone to keep yourself safe, your family safe and your community safe,' he said.
The Customer Service Minister reminded high risk venues such as hospitality, pubs, cinemas and other enclosed venues that it's a legal obligation to enforce QR codes alongside their Covid Safe Plans.
'It's not a big ask to do the right thing to keep us all in a safe place,' Mr Dominello said.
Anyone who attended one of the following venues at the times specified is asked to immediately get tested and isolate until NSW Health provides further information.
District Brasserie, 2 Chifley Square in Sydney
Friday April 30, 11am - 11:45am
HineSight Optometrist, Sofitel Sydney Wentworth - P2/61-101 Philip Street in Sydney
Friday April 30, 12pm - 1pm
Barbetta, 2 Elizabeth Street in Paddington
Friday April 30, 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Friday April 30, 6pm – 8pm
Friday April 30, 8.45pm – 11pm
Saturday May 1, 1pm –1.45pm
Saturday May 1, 1pm – 1.45pm
Saturday May 1, 2pm – 3pm
Saturday May 1, 4pm – 5pm
Saturday May 1, 4.30pm – 5pm
Sunday May 2, 3pm – 4pm
The Stadium Club, Moore Park - Entertainment Quarter, 122 Lang Road
Monday May 3, 11.30am - 12.30pm
Azure Cafe, Moore Park - Entertainment Quarter, Shop 5a
Monday May 3, 12.30pm - 1pm
The Royal Sydney Golf Club, Kent Road, Rose Bay
Monday May 3, 12.30pm - 1pm
Rug Cleaning Repairs Hand Rug Wash Sydney, 8/52-54 Sydenham Rd, Brookvale
Monday May 3, 12.30pm - 1pm
Alfresco Emporium, 2021 Pittwater Rd, Collaroy
Tuesday May 4, 1pm - 1.30pm
Smith Made, 14/28 Roseberry Street, Balgowlah
Tuesday May 4, 2.30pm - 4pm
Chemist Warehouse, 459-463 New South Head Road, Double Bay
Tuesday May 4, 3.45pm - 4pm
Woolworths, Kiaora Lane and Kiaora Road, Double Bay
Tuesday May 4, 4.05pm - 4.15pm
