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South Australia has recorded just one new COVID case for the second day running, with Premier Steven Marshall declaring the state remains “on track to come out of lockdown on Tuesday next week”.
NSW has reported another 163 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 a day after that state’s Premier and chief health officer branded the steadily rising numbers after a month-long lockdown a “national emergency”.
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Half a million visitors are expected to visit the yet-to-be-built Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen in its first year, but the State Government is refusing to release key details of the business case for the $200 million project.
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South Australia has recorded a single new COVID-19 case overnight – a man who visited Tenafeate Creek Wines and was not infectious while in the community – prompting Premier Steven Marshall to express hope that the state’s lockdown might be able to lift after seven days.
Fintech platform and digital lender Tic:Toc has announced a $25 billion, seven-year home loan funding partnership with Bendigo and Adelaide Bank.
South Australia’s peak arts industry body is calling for greater government support for creatives affected by the latest pandemic outbreak, saying many won’t qualify for help under the packages already announced.
Calls to the state’s 24/7 homelessness service have surged by 300 per cent since lockdown was announced on Tuesday, with interstate border closures and movement restrictions leaving hundreds stranded across the state.
Australia’s medicine regulator has approved the Pfizer vaccine being made available for children aged 12 to 15, but the Federal Government says September or October is still expected to be the earliest anyone under 40 can get the jab.
UPDATED: South Australia’s COVID cluster has grown to 14 after another two new positive cases were recorded overnight – a brother and sister who visited the Tenafeate Creek Wines “super spreader” exposure site – following a record day of testing across the state.
In the second instalment of the top 50 Showdown moments – from 40 to 31 – South Australia’s best football journalist, Michelangelo Rucci, and the state’s favourite grumpy Crows columnist, Touch of the Fumbles (aka Tom Richardson) debate the pressing issues.
A decision to allow the resumption of structural timber production in the state’s sawmills will let the industry to play catch up for a week in a bid to reduce shortages threatening to derail the residential building boom.
South Australians are now allowed to visit a friend, relative or intimate partner at their house provided there are only two adults present at the meeting, following an overnight change to the state’s lockdown rules in a bid to ease mental health concerns.
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“NSW has recorded 110 locally acquired COVID-19 cases, at least 60 of which were out in the community for part or all of their infectious period, while Victoria has reported another 22 cases all linked to an existing outbreak.
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A State Government move to pay private investigators to conduct inquiries into suspected maladministration and misconduct within the public sector carries “significant risks”, the state’s anti-corruption commissioner has cautioned.
BHP has recorded its best year for gold and copper production at Olympic Dam since taking over the mine in South Australia’s Far North in 2005.
UPDATED: South Australia has been plunged into a seven-day statewide lockdown, as of 6pm tonight, with five confirmed cases linked to the fast-moving Delta strain prompting authorities to order schools and all building sites to close amid a concerted bid to slow down the spread.
Australia has joined the US and other allies in calling out China over its global hacking activities, saying it has undermined international security.
SA Health has identified 13 new exposure sites associated with the latest positive cases of COVID-19 overnight, mainly in Adelaide’s northern suburbs, forcing at least 1000 more people into isolation.
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