Opinion
By the time the state election rolls around on March 19, the chances are South Australia will have been operating under a major emergency declaration for just three days shy of two years.
News
UPDATED | SA Health has revealed it will receive only enough paediatric COVID vaccine doses to cover half the state’s five to 11-year-olds by the end of the month when school is due to return.
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Two COVID-positive people have died in South Australia in the past 48 hours, Premier Steven Marshall has revealed, as case numbers spiked to a new record and it was revealed up to 93 per cent of people hospitalised are carrying the Omicron variant.
UPDATED | South Australia has recorded 154 new COVID cases today, as the Premier apologised for wait times of up to nine hours at testing clinics and announced that interstate visitors would no longer have to be swabbed on arrival to reduce demand on the overburdened system.
Learning to live with COVID has made for an unusually anxious Christmas week, writes Tom Richardson.
Muddled, poorly-explained and inconsistent responses to the continuing public health crisis have turned SA’s border reopening into a PR liability, writes Tom Richardson.
Weekend reports of border closures sent the state into panic – but, Tom Richardson writes, this was a media strategy meltdown the Government was warned about.
