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South Australians will be allowed to party with up to 200 people at their home from tomorrow, provided they maintain a density of one person per two square-metres and comply with special safety measures.
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UPDATED: South Australian health authorities are “quietly confident” that they can start lifting restrictions from next week, despite linking two more people – including one new case reported today – to the Parafield cluster in Adelaide’s north.
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Victorians might have to wait for up to 28 days of no reported cases of community transmission before they are allowed to travel to South Australia, SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says, after the eastern state today reached its second straight day of no new COVID-19 cases.
South Australia will open its border to New Zealand travellers immediately and the 12 Kiwis already in the state will be released from quarantine, while restrictions on cross-border communities will also be eased as Victoria’s COVID-19 cases drop.
South Australians will be allowed to drink alcohol at pubs, clubs, and bars while standing up – but only outside – and dance at private functions held at venues with up to 150 people from midnight tomorrow in a further easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
