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UPDATED: Health Minister Stephen Wade has denied South Australia could report up to 4000 active COVID-19 cases once borders reopen, saying commissioned modelling on the state’s projected caseload is at least one week away from being delivered.
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COVID-19 vaccination clinics will soon open at 24 secondary schools across Adelaide and the regions, following the release of new data showing South Australia has the second lowest immunisation rate in the country for 12 to 15-year-olds.
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A tax on sugary soft drinks is among “aggressive” actions proposed to tackle South Australia’s spiralling diabetes problem. In part two of our special report, Jemma Chapman examines what can be done to head off a community health crisis – including changes at Adelaide’s biggest hospital.
While the nation focuses on the COVID pandemic, a “silent” epidemic is afflicting South Australia – with huge implications for individuals and hospitals. In part one of an InDaily special report, Jemma Chapman examines the disturbing rise and impact of diabetes.
Over 1200 residential aged care workers in South Australia are still unvaccinated and are now legally banned from working in their field unless they are exempt, after a federal deadline for mandatory COVID-19 immunisation for the sector came into force today.
A leading epidemiologist says South Australians shouldn’t be fooled into thinking the state will “open up” and life will go back to normal once the 80 per cent vaccination target is reached.
Nearly three in four South Australian nurses report working unpaid overtime and a quarter work double shifts, a new survey shows, amid claims many are on “auto-pilot” while treating patients.
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