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SA shuts out all Victoria as cases rise
South Australia has shut its border shut to all of Victoria, amid growing concern over the COVID-19 outbreak in Melbourne.
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South Australia has shut its border shut to all of Victoria, amid growing concern over the COVID-19 outbreak in Melbourne.
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SA Health has given permission for the Sydney Swans AFL club to fly into Adelaide for their weekend clash with Port Adelaide, while the state considers further border restrictions with New South Wales as a COVID cluster in Sydney’s east grew by 16 cases today.
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South Australia has reopened its border to residents of regional Victoria overnight as the eastern state awakes to its first day free from lockdown restrictions.
South Australia will reopen to residents of Greater Sydney at 12:01 am on Sunday, January 31, a month after an increase in NSW COVID-19 cases prompted SA authorities to shut them out on New Year’s Day.
A decision on the easing of Victorian border restrictions could be imminent, with SA Police Commissioner and State Coordinator Grant Stevens saying this morning that Victoria’s “excellent” progress in tackling COVID-19 had put SA’s Transition Committee in a position to make “some positive decisions on Friday”.
The New South Wales Premier says “thousands” of people have booked flights to Adelaide after South Australia opened its border to NSW overnight and ruled out the need to quarantine – but admits COVID-19 is still likely active in her state.
