New border rules as Melbourne cluster linked to SA medi-hotel
SA authorities have announced new border rules amid the worsening Melbourne outbreak – which has now been linked back to the Playford Hotel leak.
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Full house: Oval’s capacity to lift before Showdown
SA authorities have approved a full house at Adelaide Oval ahead of May’s AFL Showdown – but masks will have to be worn. Meanwhile, nine new cases in quarantine have been detected.
Freeway chaos: Motorists’ fury after stuck for hours
A broken-down truck that caused peak-hour traffic chaos around the SE Freeway and nearby major roads on Monday – with people stuck for hours – has sparked fury among motorists. Were you affected?
Digances silent as Mali speaks out
Former Labor MP Annabel Digance and her husband Greg made no comment this morning as they left their home following their bombshell arrest, as Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas spoke out.
‘It’s very dangerous’: Boy seriously injured in Glynde crash
There are calls for traffic lights to be installed on a notorious stretch of Payneham Rd as a 15-year-old boy fights for his life after being hit by a car there last night.
More Goodwood Rd pain – now lights out
It’s set to be another morning of pain for commuters on Goodwood Rd, with traffic lights out at the Daws Rd intersection. Meanwhile, a power outage is also affecting motorists in the northern suburbs.
Mystery thickens: ‘Your boss says you’re sick?’
Mix 102.3 again insisted its host Mark “Soda” Soderstrom was sick and would be back Monday, meanwhile he appeared on Channel 7 news and at a Norwood cafe.
Crows players hit the phones over seating change fiasco
Crows players have hit the phones to cope with the increased demand from members worried about their seating allocations, after COVID rules forced them from their regular seats.
Calls for calm after European AstraZeneca pause
The Premier and experts have moved to reassure South Australians about the AstraZeneca vaccine, as countries throughout Europe suspend the jab.
About-turn: Anzac Day dawn services set to go ahead
Premier Steven Marshall says SA’s three largest suburban dawn services look set to go ahead after all, with the Government offering “all the support we possibly can”.
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