Adelaide fruit bans to last all year after new fly outbreak

UPDATED | Restrictions on the movement of fruit around metropolitan Adelaide, which impact more than 300 suburbs, have been extended until December after another fruit fly outbreak in Marleston – the city’s eleventh in four months.

Marshall, Spurrier among first to get COVID jab in SA

South Australia’s first vaccinations for COVID-19 have been administered, with the premier and senior officials among the first to be jabbed to mark the start of the state’s “biggest-ever peacetime operation”.

Photo: Francois Mori/AP

What we know today, Wednesday February 17

Today’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.

SA flags easing Vic border rules, big fines for QR data breaches

South Australia will open its border to regional Victoria tomorrow if the eastern state lifts its five-day lockdown and has scheduled a full opening to greater Melbourne for February 25, while introducing big fines for businesses which misuse personal data written on sign-in forms.

What we know today, Friday August 7

Welcome to your serving of the day’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad. Follow this post for breaking news through the day.

Yorke Peninsula's first micro-distillery bottles from scratch

The Yorke Peninsula’s first micro-distillery has opened its doors to curious locals and tourists looking to try its distinctive blend of vodka, which embraces the region’s grain industry.