In one of the strictest lockdown travel limits imposed across the country, South Australians cannot go further than 2.5 kilometres from their homes. Here's where you can go, and what the few exceptions to the rule are.
South Australia has entered a hard lockdown as of 6:00pm Tuesday. In one of the strictest travel limits imposed across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic, South Australian residents cannot travel further than 2.
5 kilometres from their homes for exercise.Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
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