New COVID-19 rules have come into force in South Australia with the state moving to rely more heavily on rapid antigen tests.
From Thursday, all close contacts of positive cases will only need to do a RAT rather than line up for a PCR swab.
New COVID-19 rules have come into force in South Australia with the state moving to rely more heavily on rapid antigen tests.
From Thursday, all close contacts of positive cases will only need to do a RAT rather than line up for a PCR swab.