Another four SA COVID-19 cases have been recorded, with another added to the Norwood cluster but an unlinked case which caused concerns at Port Noarlunga has been ruled out as a false positive.
Plans to lift most of South Australia’s restrictions at 90 per cent vaccination will depend on the severity of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, police commissioner and state emergency coordinator Grant Stevens warns, as the number of people in SA quarantine rapidly approaches 1000.
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South Australia’s new home quarantine app has received overwhelmingly negative reviews, with users reporting that a vital component of the state’s reopening plan is close to unworkable.
The Marshall Government came to power promising open ICAC hearings, greater transparency and honesty in public administration. Instead, South Australia has a degraded and confused integrity system with greater risks of corruption. David Washington asks: how did this happen?
EXCLUSIVE | SA Health is looking to urgently set up quarantine facilities able to accommodate more than 100 people in Renmark, Port Augusta, Port Lincoln and Mt Gambier due to concerns about vulnerable and Indigenous people unable to quarantine at home during a COVID-19 outbreak.
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