It's fantastic we have achieved great success in flattening the curve in South Australia.

This was a collective effort from our community so thank you for observing social distancing restrictions and let's keep doing the right thing.

The table below shows the easing of restrictions with Step 2 brought forward to 1 June.

Yesterday, we accelerated the easing of restrictions to support locals jobs and help businesses recover in South Australia.

After announcing the State Government's roadmap to recovery last week, we have been able to fast track its implementation thanks to the wonderful work of so many people across SA.

From this Friday, our community will be able to dine indoors and be served alcohol with their meals at their much-loved establishments.

We've been working with industry to ensure they can get back to business as quickly and safely as possible.

The State Government has announced South Australia's Roadmap for Easing COVID-19 Restrictions.

We have worked together to stop the spread of Coronavirus and we should all be proud of the way South Australia has led the nation and even the world in our response to this unprecedented health and economic challenge.

The government's strong plan to protect and prepare South Australia has meant that we are now in a position to start getting back to business by progressively easing restrictions.

Thank you for your part in achieving our state’s thirteenth day straight without a single new case of COVID-19. View the local statistics here.

This week saw the reopening of our local playgrounds, reserves and skate parks, at the recommendation of Chief Medical Officer, Prof Nicola Spurrier.

I'm so pleased to share with you that today is the seventh day of zero new COVID-19 cases in South Australia.

Thank you to everyone who has helped us get this far by putting the health and wellbeing of our community first by staying home.

While it certainly hasn't been easy, it is clear that by staying apart, we're stopping the spread of COVID-19 and saving the lives of our loved ones who are in the at-risk category.

Over the past week we had three days where there were zero new cases and the other days we recorded two or less. 

But we need to stay the course. Now is not the time to undo all the good work we’ve done.

Testing has always been the cornerstone of our strong plan to protect our community during the coronavirus pandemic and last week we commenced a two-week testing blitz. 

To find out more about symptoms, who should go for testing and the locations of dedicated COVID-19 clinics, click here.

The State Government's $1 billion economic stimulus package will support South Australian households and businesses.

Last week, the Premier announced we are adding $650 million to the first support package of $350 million. Read more

We want as many businesses as possible to be able to continue operating during these unprecedented times so that people can keep their jobs. We want to relieve as much stress as possible for individuals and families.

This has been an anxious time for many in our community. Please rest assured that you and your family's health and wellbeing are my top priority in responding to COVID-19.

Our State and Federal Government are taking action to help keep our community safe.

In times like this, it's important to get the facts from trusted sources:

• SA Health - Local updates and information

• Australian Government Health - National Updates

• Smart Traveller - The latest travel advice

• Health Direct - Check your symptoms

As part of the Marshall State Government’s Building Better Schools program, Seaview High School will receive an impressive $16.2 million development injection.

The project will be finished in time to welcome students in Term 1 2022. It will also coincide with our plan to transition Year 7 students into high school, a move which will bring our state's education system into the 21^st century and in line with other states and territories.