SA Health will have a mobile coronavirus testing clinic set up in Angaston this week, while an SANFL team is fined for a social distancing breach and a mother and daughter meet up at the Victorian border.
He said the mobile clinic would make testing easier for Angaston residents.
"It's really important and re-emphasises that message for anyone with symptoms to get tested because if we find something out there we want to get on top of it as soon as possible."Meanwhile, the Glenelg Football Club has been fined for allegedly breaching coronavirus rules on Saturday night. "I thought it was great they could let their hair down and have a bit of fun, but obviously they didn't fully conform with the COVID rules."Family catches up at border
"Alannah, who was driven there by her father from Adelaide, came running over to us, stopping two metres short of an embrace," Miss Mead told ABC News.
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