South Australia to shut down for six days.
South Australia Premier Steven Marshall has announced further restrictions in the state in an effort to control a cluster of COVID-19 cases.
The state will go into lockdown for six days, followed by another eight days of continuing restrictions.
"We need this circuit breaker, this community pause. We are at a critical point, but we will get through this," Marshall said.
SA restrictions:
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Areas to be shut down for 6 days include:
*all schools except for kids of essential workers
*takeaway food
*unis pubs cafes
*elective surgery
*open inspections
*outdoor sport or physical activity
*construction industry
*weddings and funerals
From midnight all schools will close along with universities, pubs, cafes and food courts.