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The co-driver of a COVID-positive truckie from Victoria has now also tested positive for the virus in South Australia, as authorities reveal they are yet to decide which restrictions will remain once 80 per cent of the state is fully-vaccinated.
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A South Australian truck driver who regularly travels to Victoria has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting authorities to list several new exposure sites.
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UPDATED | A South Australian teenager who tested positive to COVID after travelling to New South Wales last week has been confirmed as a “false positive”, while the state’s transition committee today announced it will lift some dancing and drinking restrictions in coming days.
Another Adelaide service station has been named as an exposure site after a sixth COVID-positive truck driver travelled into South Australia, prompting authorities to consider mandating vaccinations for freight industry workers.
SA authorities are considering prioritising schools in culturally-diverse and low socio-economic areas once COVID-19 vaccination is rolled out to 12 to 15-year-olds, a senior SA Health executive says.
SA Health has identified four new exposure sites – with more expected to be added later today – after another two COVID-positive truck drivers from Victoria and New South Wales entered South Australia.
The Christmas Pageant will return to Adelaide Oval as a seated ticketed event in November, as Premier Steven Marshall announces his government aims to make Pfizer vaccinations available to 12 to 15-year-olds in term four this year following an ATAGI recommendation.
