Chief public health officer Professor Nicola Spurrier has revealed how she believes she contracted Covid, as she warns the state’s third Omicron wave is expected to peak in coming days.
The date and venue for SA football great Neil Kerley’s state funeral have been announced, with the government saying it will celebrate him as “the epitome of SA football”.
The Premier has confirmed the family of football stalwart Neil Kerley have accepted his offer of a state funeral.
If you felt a bit numb this morning, it’s no wonder. Adelaide has recorded its chilliest start to the day so far this year. See the frostiest temperatures across the state.
After month after month of delays the newly-electrified Gawler to Adelaide rail line is about to welcome passengers on board – two weeks ahead of schedule.
Hundreds of new nurses, doctors and paramedics will be hired as part of a record $2.4bn spend on health – but the Treasurer admits recruiting them will be a challenge.
Nineteen PCR tests are still missing as two more more elderly people have died with Covid.
An Adelaide butcher has come up with a version of the democracy sausage he reckons is the best in the country.
Five people with Covid have died in SA, as case numbers flatten slightly and more patients come out of intensive care.
Four women have died and more than 3900 new cases of Covid have been reported, as that state’s hospitals treat 250 people with the virus.
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