BREAKING: The border between South Australia and NSW may reopen within weeks, as the daily cases of COVID-19 continue to drop.
and will allow people free to travel to and from school or work within a 40km radius of the border.
Residents from NSW and the ACT may be able to enter SA within two weeks. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Kelly BarnesMr Marshall, who made the announcement at Tuesday’s Transition Committee meeting, added that people who travel from states such as Queensland or Tasmania who transit in airports in NSW or the ACT no longer have to self-isolate for 14 days.
“I have detailed information on testing rates in all of the local council areas,” Prof. Spurrier said.“I’m very confident that it will be safe to go back to having the 40km buffer zone.”
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