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25.01.2022 South Australians who need an emergency supply of their essential medicines will be able to receive them without a prescription due to temporary changes to the ...States regulations. If you are in urgent need of your essential medications because you have not been able to access medical services, or your usual prescription from your doctor, please speak with your pharmacist directly about getting your essential medications without a prescription. Pharmacists will be able to provide most medications on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) or the smallest standard pack not on the PBS. The Emergency Supply provision will stay in place for the period of time that the declaration of a major emergency remains in force or until further notice. Learn more about accessing an emergency supply of essential medicines: https://bit.ly/3bG6TzF

23.01.2022 FACT: COVID-19 is NOT airborne. The coronavirus is mainly transmitted through droplets generated when an infected person coughs, sneezes or speaks. To protect y...ourself: -keep 1m distance from others -disinfect surfaces frequently -wash/rub your -avoid touching your See more

23.01.2022 The coronavirus outbreak means this years Easter break will look a little different for us all. While we have to change our plans, you can still spend quality ...time with your loved ones in your immediate family just make sure to follow the state rules on indoor and outdoor gatherings. As hard as these times may be, we will always remember them, so it is especially important to make good memories. Check out our Easter break bingo board for things to do during the holiday.

23.01.2022 Increased COVID-19 testing has been added for the following areas: - Blacktown Local Government Area - Cumberland Local Government Area (and all of postcode 21...45 including the suburb of Westmead) - Greater Taree former Local Government Area (Manning) - Inner West Local Government Area - Lake Macquarie Local Government Area - Liverpool Local Government Area - Penrith Local Government Area - Randwick Local Government Area - Ryde Local Government Area - Waverley Local Government Area - Woollahra Local Government Area These areas have been prioritised as they have a small number of cases of community transmission where the source has not been identified. If you have a fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath and live, work or have been active in any of these areas, call your GP or healthdirect to see if you should get tested for COVID-19. You can also visit one of the public COVID-19 clinics. You can find your nearest clinic here: https://preview.nsw.gov.au//how-to-protect-yoursel/clinics

22.01.2022 FREE WEBINAR: South Australian tourism and hospitality businesses are invited to a 60-min webinar on Tues 7 Apr at 2pm. Presenters from Deloitte will cover tact...ical and practical activities to respond to, and recover from, #COVID19. Its part of the Resilience & Rebound Program, one of five programs announced yesterday in the State Governments $5.7M support package for SAs tourism sector. Are you a South Australian tourism or hospitality business? Register now: https://tourism.sa.gov.au//resilience-and-rebound-program-

22.01.2022 Pharmacies can now give patients up to one months supply of their usual medicine without a script. Learn more: www.health.gov.au//ensuring-continued-access-to-medicines-

21.01.2022 46 recovered and still 0 deaths Stay safe and healthy everyone!

21.01.2022 View the COVID-19 statistics at http://ow.ly/suIx50z460w

21.01.2022 All members of a household with a person with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 should: Wash hands with soap and water regularly, especially: After coughin...g or sneezing Before during and after you prepare food Before eating After using the toilet Before and after caring for the ill person When hands are visibly dirty Avoid unnecessary exposure to the ill person and avoid sharing items, such as eating utensils , dishes, drinks and towels. When coughing or sneezing, cover mouth and nose with flexed elbow or use a disposable tissue and discard immediately after use. Monitor everyones health for symptoms such as fever, cough and if difficult breathing appear, call your health care facility immediately. See more

20.01.2022 Yesterday was the 28th day since Australias first 100 COVID-19 confirmed cases. With 5,919 confirmed cases and only 2% increase since the day before, it looks like were doing significantly better in flattening the curve. More information at https://uwai.com/ #data #chart #flattenthecurve #togetherwecan #stopthespread #coronavirus #covid19 #stayhome #stayhealthy #staysafe #update #news #health #australia #uwaiofficial #uwaiaustralia

20.01.2022 Please stay home this Easter weekend. #stopthespread #stayhome #staysafe

20.01.2022 #LIVE Dr Nick with todays Top 3: 1. I dont have symptoms but would like to be tested. Where can I get tested? 2. What are the current conditions that require self-siolation? 3. I have specific health issues, do I have coronavirus? Am I more at risk?

19.01.2022 Its World Health Day! Today, we celebrate the work of nurses & midwives by showing our appreciation for their bravery, courage & resolve in the global COVID-19 response. Tell us who your favourite nurse or midwife is .

19.01.2022 Are you feeling overwhelmed with the amount of information currently going around about COVID-19? It can be unhelpful and confusing being inundated with inform...ation from sometimes untrustworthy sources. Weve compiled a list of trusted and dedicated South Australian COVID-19 resources for information, advice, and support.

18.01.2022 You can now visit your local doctor without leaving home. Access a range of bulk-billed health services over the phone or internet with new telehealth appointments. More info: https://www.health.gov.au//coronavirus-covid-19-advice-for

17.01.2022 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Smoking can increase your chances of getting COVID-19 .

17.01.2022 #LIVE: Child care package to support families and businesses

15.01.2022 Check out the Dos and Donts during self-quarantine / self-isolation

14.01.2022 When was the last time you washed your hands? Let this be a reminder that #CleanHandsSavesLives

13.01.2022 We salute our healthcare workers and everyone working in the frontlines.

13.01.2022 To reduce the spread of COVID-19 in South Australia, all non-emergency and non-urgent surgeries, treatments and procedures will be cancelled from 11.59 pm Wedne...sday 1 April 2020. The only surgical treatment that may be performed is emergency surgery and procedures that are required to prevent the loss of life, loss of limb or permanent disability. If the significant delay of a non-emergency procedure could increase the risk of loss of life, limb or permanent disability, then it may still be performed. Procedures may, for example, include endoscopies, bronchoscopies, interventional radiology and cardiology. Patients should contact their GP or treating clinician for further information. For more information visit https://bit.ly/2yp3maV or call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787 between 8am to 8pm, 7 days per week.

11.01.2022 FACT: Drinking methanol, ethanol or bleach DOES NOT prevent or cure COVID-19 and can be extremely dangerous.

09.01.2022 An update has been made which affects the operation of wineries and their associated cellar doors and restaurants. To reduce the spread of COVID-19 within South... Australia the State Coordinator has made a direction under the Emergency Management Act 2004 to restrict wineries with cellar doors and restaurants attached to them. The direction stipulates that all wineries, cellar doors and restaurants located at wineries in South Australia are to close. The sale of food to the public is to stop. Wineries that sell food commercially to supermarkets and retail stores are still permitted to produce and sell products, but food products must be transported to retail outlets by commercial freight or the winery itself. Further, wineries can continue to sell alcohol via online or phone purchases, again provided that they are delivered by commercial freight or the winery themselves. Wineries are major tourist attractions and as a holiday period approaches, travel to wine regions is discouraged in order to protect these areas from a potential influx of tourists and spread of COVID-19. Members of the public can find a copy of the Direction in full here: https://www.police.sa.gov.au//Signed-Direction-Non-Essenti If you require further information you can call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787 between the hours of 8.00am to 8.00pm 7 days per week or go to the SA Health website at https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au or https://www.sa.gov.au/covid-19

09.01.2022 We salute our frontliners during this time of need We see you all #Heroes

08.01.2022 Picture This Ballooning has temporarily suspended their flying operations. Check out their post below. Stay safe everyone!

08.01.2022 Wishing everyone a happy and blessed easter

07.01.2022 We have received so many lovely comments from Queenslanders across the state, wanting to help members in their community at this time. Introducing the self-qua...rantine assistance card, created so you can help those around you! Whether its picking up milk for a friend who is self-quarantining or buying a few extra groceries for your elderly neighbour, these cards might be a lifeline for someone in need. #ViralKindness Simply print out and complete the card, and then place it in the letterbox or slide it under the door of those around you. If someone requires your help they can reach out to you on the number provided and then you can leave items on the doorstep to avoid direct contact. Visit to download the card: www.qld.gov.au//coronavirus-covid/find-the-facts/resources

07.01.2022 No more than two people should meet in public, unless theyre part of the same household, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced. The arrangements for weddings and funerals remain unchanged.

07.01.2022 Pharmacies can now give patients up to one month’s supply of their usual medicine without a script. Learn more: www.health.gov.au//ensuring-continued-access-to-medicines-

07.01.2022 Looking at the trend of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Australia through time (image 1) might not give us a clear view if we are making progress in stopping the spread of the virus. However, looking at the rate of weekly new cases vs total number of cases (image 2), we can see that as the total number of cases go up, the weekly new cases have started to go down since March 29 and as of April 12 (yesterday), the number of weekly cases has dropped to 632 cases. This could indicate... that what we are currently doing with our social distancing, contact tracing, and testing are working to stop the spread of the virus! View charts here: https://www.datawrapper.de/_/nH374/ https://www.datawrapper.de/_/teghG/ More information at https://uwai.com/

05.01.2022 Protect your children from influenza. See your GP, community immunisation clinic or Aboriginal Medical Service to get them vaccinated. https://bit.ly/2RysWAE

04.01.2022 #StayingHomeSavesLives What is Social Distancing? "Coronavirus is most likely to spread from person to person when we come into close contact with one another. ... We can all help stop the spread by keeping our distance. This means do not shake hands or exchange physical greetings and wherever possible, stay 1.5 metres away from others. Its also really important to practise good hygiene, especially after being in public places. Together we can help stop the spread and stay healthy. " Source: https://www.health.gov.au//coronavirus-video-social-distan We stand with the Australian Department of Health in promoting correct and relevant information to ensure public health and safety. For their latest update, click here: https://www.health.gov.au//novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-hea We urge everyone to keep calm, follow the tips on how to protect yourself and prevent the spread of the virus, and stay up-to-date on news and alerts through official channels. Let us face this challenging time together with compassion for others, patience, and above all, with constant effort to seek truth, facts, and knowledge. Your support during this challenging time is very much appreciated. Attract more customers without breaking the bank! Make your business highly visible and accessible to attract more customers! Contact us today or click this link to learn more https://uw.ai/o/fb

03.01.2022 UPDATED HEALTH ADVICE Testing criteria for coronavirus (COVID-19) will be increased in Cairns, Gold Coast and Brisbane as a precaution following the detecti...on of cases with unknown sources of infection. The increased testing has been ordered to head off the risk of sustained community transmission. If people in these cities present at GP clinics or fever clinics with acute respiratory symptomscough, sore throat, shortness of breathand the cause cannot be determined, they will be tested for COVID-19. For the rest of Queensland, testing for the time being will continue to be people who have symptoms and have returned from overseas in the past 14 days (including from cruise ships) or those who have been in contact with a confirmed case, or are health care workers. For more information on testing criteria, visit: www.qld.gov.au//coro/take-action/testing-and-fever-clinics

03.01.2022 Support our public health system - only seek medical attention if you have recently travelled overseas and have respiratory symptoms (e.g. cough, sore throat) or fever. http://ow.ly/BQoP50z1PIy

03.01.2022 UPDATE: Queensland Health can confirm a fifth Queenslander has passed away from coronavirus (COVID-19). The 78 year old with underlying medical conditions died ...in The Prince Charles Hospital. The man contracted the disease after recently returning from a cruise. Queensland Health offers its sincere condolences to his family. ******************************************************************************************** Queensland has 9 new confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) raising the state total to 907. Cairns and Hinterland has 30 cases to date Central Queensland has 8 cases to date Central West has 0 cases to date Darling Downs has 40 cases to date Gold Coast has 174 to date Mackay has 12 cases to date Metro North has 274 cases to date Metro South has 206 cases to date North West has 0 cases to date South West has 0 cases to date Sunshine Coast has 84 cases to date Torres and Cape has 0 cases to date Townsville has 22 cases to date West Moreton has 37 cases to date Wide Bay has 20 cases to date Contact tracing is underway for the 9 new cases. Queensland Health will notify the community if any other public health alerts are required. The majority of cases are from patients who have travelled overseas, or have had direct contact with a confirmed case who had travelled overseas. The number of confirmed cases we see each day is expected to vary as we continue to respond to the COVID-19 situation across the state. We want everyone to know they can play their part to protect themselves and the more vulnerable in our community. Please follow the recommended advice from us and our federal counterparts in regards to social distancing, public gatherings and general wellbeing. Critically, make sure you are practicing good hygiene and staying home, especially if youre sick. Washing your hands properly and often is the gold standard of health advice that can help prevent viruses from entering your body. A person is eligible for testing if they have a fever (or history of fever) or acute respiratory symptoms, and, in the last 14 days: > they were a close contact or a household contact of a confirmed case >they had been overseas, including on a cruise. Testing is also possible for people who have a fever (or history of fever) or acute respiratory symptoms, and: > work in vulnerable settings such as healthcare, aged or residential care, military, correction facilities, detention centres and boarding schools. > live in an area where an outbreak has occurred > live in a First Nations community. Queensland Health is urging anyone who meets this criteria for testing, to contact a doctor immediately. Before your appointment, please call ahead and advise of your symptoms and recent travel they can prepare for your visit. The most up-to-date reliable information is available on the Queensland Health website at www.health.qld.gov.au/coronavirus

02.01.2022 Coronavirus update - 27 March Tasmania has today confirmed 11 cases of coronavirus. This brings the States tally to 58.... Five of the cases are from Northern Tasmania, four are from Southern Tasmania and two are from the North West. Two of the cases are aged in their 20s. Two are aged in their 30s, two in their 40s, two are 50s, two in their 60s, and one in their 80s. Seven of the cases are men; four are women. One of the cases is a healthcare worker employed at the Mersey Community Hospital. Public Health Services has initiated an investigation into this case in conjunction with the Tasmanian Health Service to ascertain the persons movements at work and in the community to identify any close contacts. The person is fully cooperating with PHS staff. Should any close contacts be determined through this investigation these people will be contacted by PHS. An investigation is also continuing as to how the person caught coronavirus. Of the other cases, eight are related to people who have been aboard cruise ships, These people had already been identified by PHS and were already in self-quarantine. Two other cases are people who have recently travelled to Tasmania from overseas. Tasmania has conducted 1779 tests. The situation with coronavirus is changing regularly. People can stay up to date by visiting the Department of Health coronavirus website at http://www.health.tas.gov.au/coronavirus or the Australian Government Department of Health website at www.health.gov.au. Anyone requiring more information about coronavirus should contact the National Coronavirus Health Information Line on 1800 020 080.

02.01.2022 Stay safe, everyone.

01.01.2022 As of Apr 8, Australia had a total of 6,024 confirmed case of COVID-19 with only 1.77% increase from the day before. This has been the lowest rate of daily new cases since the beginning of March. More information here https://www.datawrapper.de/_/9eQok/ https://uwai.com/... #data #coronavirus #covid19 #stopthespread #stayhome #stayhealthy #staysafe #australia #flattenthecurve #uwaiofficial #uwaiaustralia