About 30 people in Western Australia have contracted measles in under a month.
The patient picked up the infection during a holiday in New Zealand and the visited a number of public spaces across the Perth metro area between Monday October 14 and Saturday October 19.
Perth's measles outbreak has spread to a Pilbara mine site following reports a fly-in,fly-out worker infected with the virus was diagnosed by camp medical staff on Saturday.
Metro South Hospital has issued a list of locations that the infected people visited in the past week.
There have now been 13 confirmed measles cases in the Perth metropolitan area since mid-September.
A new campaign launching on Friday is urging travellers to get vaccinated against measles,in an effort to halt increasing outbreaks of the deadly disease.
A woman infected with measles travelled from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast last weekend,with health authorities issuing a disease alert.
It is unknown how a Sydney woman in her 30s contracted the disease as the state sees a sharp increase in cases compared to the same time last year.
The infected person visited a number of locations including a local high school,hospital and mall.
The infected man travelled from Queenstown to Sydney on Virgin Airlines,then visited the Northern Beaches Hospital this month.
NSW Health urges residents to be fully vaccinated if travelling to NZ after 1051 reported cases,of which 877 have been in one major city.