NSW Health identified about 90 close contacts and a further 100 casual contacts linked to the member of the Kildare Catholic College community who tested positive last week.

Elizabeth O'Carrigan, the director of Catholic Education, said the majority of students are set to return to campus on Tuesday.

"This was to provide the time for the college to undertake deep cleaning, contact tracing and reassess their mitigation strategies," she said.

"Students who were identified as close contacts or casual contacts will be learning remotely for the period of their isolation.

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"Catholic Education, Diocese of Wagga Wagga and Kildare Catholic College are complying with all the directives of the NSW Health Department."

Ms O'Carrigan said the safety, learning and wellbeing of students and staff remains their priority.

On Sunday, the Murrumbidgee Local Health District recorded one new COVID case in Wagga, a household contact of one previously known, who is currently in home isolation.

The MLHD has also released exposure sites that are not linked to the case at Kildare.

Anyone who was at the Caltex 131 Fernleigh Road on September 30 between 12.10pm and 12.40 pm is considered a casual contact and is required to get a COVID test and isolate until they receive a negative result.

Anyone who has attended Best Street Café at 10 Best Street between 8:45am and 10:00am on September 30 is also asked to come forward for testing.

Testing in Wagga is available at the following locations:

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