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Premier Steven Marshall has doubled down on his comments that the majority of those interstate who are double vaccinated and want to come to South Australia for Christmas will be able to do so without quarantining, after the SA Health boss yesterday raised doubts about any such timeframe.
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A Victorian man has been arrested at a medi-hotel in Adelaide’s CBD after he allegedly failed to comply with a direction under the Emergency Management Act.
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UPDATED: Fully vaccinated interstate visitors might not be allowed into South Australia for Christmas without having to quarantine – despite a bold declaration from the Premier last week – with the boss of SA Health telling a parliamentary committee “that’s not our expectation”.
The state’s transition committee has ruled against making any changes to COVID restrictions, citing the need for greater uptake of vaccines, as Burnside becomes Adelaide’s first council area to reach 80 per cent first dose jab coverage while other regions lag.
Teachers are calling for ventilation audits and potentially smaller class sizes to better prepare South Australian schools for future COVID outbreaks.
Emergency doctors say South Australia’s embattled healthcare system is “not adequately prepared” to cope with an inevitable COVID outbreak once the state begins opening its borders.
