Top health and public sector officials in South Australia are meeting today to discuss reopening state borders ahead of July 20. SA authorities considered a travel bubble with Western Australia and Tasmania.
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Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
Keep the borders shut . Wa hasn’t been so chilled and relaxed in years. We’re loving it 😂
This photo was taken in Victoria, not SA.
So you've finally realised you might get left behind.
I can only hope wafifoprisoner
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