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A new COVID case linked to the Modbury cluster has been confirmed in South Australia, as authorities warn that an outbreak in Queensland could see a hard border imposed between the states at any time.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, the Premier is called out for snubbing the state’s private pathology providers, while Labor continues to trade barbs with its outspoken preselection candidate – and has Steven Marshall adopted a new football team?
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A complaint about the behaviour of Sports Minister Corey Wingard during a meeting with the head of the state’s peak grassroots sporting organisation has been referred to the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment for independent investigation, Premier Steven Marshall has confirmed.
UPDATED | The failed challenger in a “sullied” Labor preselection ballot has fired a parting shot at the party’s “factional brutality”, while two former ministers quit the ALP to revive the Evangelical-inspired Family First political brand.
The most outspoken critics of the Marshall Government’s measures to curb South Australia’s latest COVID outbreak come from within his own party, with federal Liberals lining up to slam the state’s “draconian” approach.
South Australia has recorded just one new COVID case for the second day running, with Premier Steven Marshall declaring the state remains “on track to come out of lockdown on Tuesday next week”.
South Australia has recorded six new cases – including a young child – in the COVID-19 cluster that has forced the state into lockdown, with authorities warning of “concerning” exposure sites.
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