COVID-19 update
If you are living in the same household as someone who has tested positive to COVID-19 and cannot appropriately quarantine away from them, you must quarantine for 14 days from the date they had their test taken. You do not need to have a COVID-19 PCR test unless you develop any symptoms.
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South Australia COVID-Ready Plan
23 November - mark it in your diary!
That's when SA will open its borders to ALL States and Territories to those who are fully vaccinated.
It’s a reward for the fantastic work South Australians have done in rolling-up and getting vaccinated.
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A further easing of restrictions will take place this Thursday 23 September.
Dancing of up to 50 people can resume at private functions and private activities, as well as stand-up drinking outside with 1 per 2 sq/m density requirements.
COVID-19 restrictions update
- The number of people you can have at a Private Activity (at a non-licenced premises) has increased from 50 people to 150 people.
- If more than 50 people are present, you must have a COVID Marshal who is independent and not impaired by alcohol or drugs. There must be approved contract tracing system and records (COVID Safe checking).
- If there are over 50 people present you cannot dance. If people are singing, they must wear a mask.
COVID-19 health alert
SA Health has identified an additional COVID-19 exposure location in South Australia associated with a positive COVID-19 case interstate. The exposure time for the Cross Keys Hotel has also been updated.
If you attended an exposure location below, you are required to follow the relevant health advice.
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Thank you for keeping South Australia COVID Safe.
Some restrictions on activities are changing.
Updated COVID-19 restrictions
Thank you for keeping South Australia COVID Safe.
Some restrictions on activities are easing.
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Thank you for keeping South Australia COVID Safe.
Lockdown restrictions are easing from Wednesday 28 July 2021.
To protect South Australians, capacity and density limits still apply to certain public activities, businesses, venues and gatherings.
What are the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions?
- Undertake essential work.
- Shop for essential goods and services.
- Medical reasons (including COVID-19 vaccination and testing).
- Care and caregiving.
- Exercise (with people in the same household).