Let us dance: nightclubs, venues in COVID restrictions plea

City nightclub and music venues are asking the State Government for guidance on when bans on dancing and other public health restrictions might be eased or lifted, saying the uncertainty threatens their ability to function and plan for future events.

Wronged travellers seek compo after border bungle

At least ten travellers who were wrongly told they had to quarantine or return to New South Wales after a South Australian border bungle are seeking compensation, but health authorities “certainly expect more” claims.

Woodville Pizza Bar. Photo: Michael Errey/InDaily

Police won't charge Woodville Pizza Bar worker

UPDATED: The Woodville Pizza Bar worker at the centre of the state’s controversial COVID lockdown will not be charged, police have revealed this afternoon in a dramatic development.

SA Health makes 'common sense' change to mask requirement

Confusion around the type of face mask required for anyone attending a healthcare setting will finally be cleared up – with SA Health forced to remove a stipulation from its directions that the mask has to be surgical grade.

Two overseas travellers linked to Parafield cluster as Spanish national breaks silence

UPDATED | Authorities are urgently testing staff and guests at a city medi-hotel after revealing a shock development in the Parafield coronavirus cluster late this afternoon – which emerged as the Spanish man who allegedly “lied” to authorities last week, sparking a statewide lockdown, today broke his silence.

SA debt collectors busy again over unpaid fines as total hits $332m

More than 500 overdue or outstanding fines for breaching COVID restrictions have been referred to the state’s fines enforcement unit, with the organisation warning it is “ramping up” the use of debt collectors as a pandemic reprieve ends and unpaid state fines total $322 million.