Guidelines initially allowed restaurants and cafes to open their doors to 10 people indoors and 10 people outdoors.
However, the rules excluded some pubs based on their liquor licence and many businesses were not aware they could not open and initiated preparations prematurely. In the afternoon Premier Steven Marshall announced pubs, which were meant to stay closed until June 5, would be allowed to open for seated dining and alcohol. Image: Getty
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Premier reopens SA pubs after mass confusion over indoor dining rules | Sky News AustraliaThe South Australian Premier has changed indoor dining restrictions on the same day they were introduced to the hospitality sector. \n\nGuidelines initially allowed restaurants and cafes to open their doors to 10 people indoors and 10 people outdoors.\n\nHowever, the rules excluded some pubs based on their liquor licence and many businesses were not aware they could not open and initiated preparations prematurely.\n\nIn the afternoon the Premier announced pubs, which were mean't to stay closed until the fifth of June, would be allowed to open for seated dining and alcohol.\n\n\n\n\n
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Coronavirus restrictions are being relaxed in SA, but what does this mean in practice?Restaurants and cafes in SA are allowed to resume indoor dining services from today — but an unanswered question for many is when can they go back to the pub. It means more cases of the virus
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SA pubs allowed to open immediately amid major confusionThe South Australian Government has made a snap announcement to open pubs, amid major confusion over the relaxation of restrictions in restaurants. Now we know why. These goons have no idea what they're doing, only good at ruining people's lives and destroy the socioeconomic well being of society. Idiots!
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Federal government urges states, territories to reopen borders | Sky News AustraliaThe federal government is encouraging states and territories to consider reopening their borders due to the economic impact, particularly on the country's struggling tourism sector. \n\nSpeaking to Sky News on Friday, Finance Minister Matthias Cormann said “there is no medical case” for state and territory borders to remain closed and should promptly reopen. \n\nWestern Australia, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania are remaining firm on their decision to keep their borders closed despite increasingly low virus cases being reported each day. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\u002F Gary Ramage AnnastaciaMP and MarkMcGowanMP refuse to answer questions how they quantify their 'state of emergency' extensions. ScottMorrisonMP Auspol these states are running the country. Where is your leadership when the states are running the show? Covid_19 WeAreAllInThisTogether They're not listening wafifoprisoner QLD, SA, WA and TAS have been doing the right thing to keep the borders closed to NSW and VIC. The risk of second wave is high only in NSW and VIC. All the other states can open the businesses more quickly with no virus coming from NSW and VIC. Murdoch media is lying
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Myer to reopen all stores next week | Sky News AustraliaMyer will open doors right across Australia next week after two months of lockdown due to the coronavirus crisis. \n\nThe bulk of the retailers' 60 stores will open from Wednesday, however, some will undergo trials from today and into the weekend. \n\nEnhanced safety and cleaning measures will be implemented in all stores and services including beauty appointments and intimate apparel fittings will remain suspended to reduce close contact.\n\nAustralia suffered its worst-ever monthly decline in retail trade falling 17.9 per cent in April.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia They could reopen, but people are still not going to shop there. Need to get people, especially retailers, back into work.
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US states move to reopen despite predictions of 'death and destruction' | Sky News AustraliaFormer US Naval Intelligence Officer John Jorden says the “American public is starting to realise there is a tension between what the media is saying and the reality” of the coronavirus crisis. \n\nMr Jordan told Sky News all US states were beginning to reopen “to varying degrees” and people were “conflicted about it”. \n\nHe said the media painted the early reopening as “a disaster,', with some warning 'there’s going to be a lot of death and destruction and illness”. \n\n“On a per capita basis they are doing better both in terms of infection and in terms of hospitalisation, and in terms of deaths than are the real militant lockdown states,” he said. \n\n“Americans are coming to understand risk of illness is not equally distributed across society – it is overwhelmingly concentrated towards older folks.\n\n“So if you protect those groups the risk is fairly minimal throughout the rest of society – that’s what those states that have opened up early have done.” \n\nImage: AP Lol, wait, what, it's all bullshit? Just like here in Australia? Lying FakeNewsMediaClowns FakeNewsPandemic FakePandemic ...peddling fear and ruining lives John Jordan ... Another US FOX News conservative commentator. Also a fund raiser for Donald Trump and former failed Republican candidates. I think his version of reality is heavily flavored with his political commentary.
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