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South Australia has recorded its ninth consecutive day with no new confirmed cases of coronavirus.
"Nobody is in intensive care anymore, which is a really good thing to look at when considering lifting restrictions," Professor Spurrier said. Meanwhile, South Australian Premier Steven Marshall said there will be two National Cabinet meetings to discuss the easing of COVID-19 health restrictions next Friday.
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