SA’s COVID testing chief steps down

SA Pathology director Dr Tom Dodd, who has led the state’s COVID-19 testing program for the last two years, is stepping down from his role.

Adelaide heat reduces COVID testing site hours

SA COVID testing sites will have reduced hours today due to the hot weather.

Premier Steven Marshall and chief public health officer Professor Nicola Spurrier. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDaily

SA delays lifting restrictions after recording another 688 cases

UPDATED | The Marshall Government’s plan to ease COVID restrictions on December 28 has been postponed until next year and South Australians have been urged to work from home for the next month in a bid to stop a surge in Omicron infections after another 688 COVID-19 cases were recorded today.

COVID-testing technology helps Entech bring manufacturing back home

Adelaide contract electronics manufacturer Entech Electronics has been recognised for its role in locally producing millions of ‘eSticks’ used for rapid COVID-19 testing around the world.

'Cause for optimism' after just one new SA case

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.

Adelaide testing sites rushed as Victoria prepares for lockdown

UPDATED: Adelaide COVID-testing sites have been inundated this morning, with three-hour waits and long traffic queues, as Victoria prepares to begin a seven-day statewide lockdown in an effort contain a growing outbreak sparked by a leak from an Adelaide medi-hotel.