General
South Australia’s coronavirus restrictions ease in time for Christmas and New Year
South Australia’s coronavirus restrictions have eased today, allowing large home gatherings ahead of the festive season and stand-up drinking at pubs.
Key points:
- SA has had no new cases for 14 days, with no known active cases in the state
- Up to 50 people can now gather in homes and 200 people can attend weddings
- Permitting drinking while standing up is among several other restrictions easing today
There are currently no known active cases of COVID-19 in South Australia and there have been 14 consecutive days with no new cases diagnosed in the state.
From this morning, the maximum number of people who can gather at a home has increased from 10 to 50, and patrons can stand up with a drink at the state’s hospitality venues.
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