Local internet music station Groundfloor Radio has launched an online petition arguing live music venues and nightclubs are still “inoperable” due to COVID restrictions and the State Government has prioritised sports over the city's late-night economy.
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Director of Mental Health Policy, Planning and Safety at SA Health, Liz Prowse says although COVID-19 is no longer an immediate threat in South Australia, the mental health impact is “very slowly growing.”
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Jive is a live music institution in Adelaide, but the pandemic has left it with debt and with no means of trading into recovery. A group of SA music industry figures has started a fundraising campaign to ensure the venue's future.
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Although the one-person-per-two-square-metres rule is still in place, the South Australian Transition Committee is slowly inching the state towards a New Year COVID-19 normal, with the 'vertical consumption' of booze back on the table from Monday.
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Police Commissioner Grant Stevens announced on Friday morning the indoor density restriction imposed on hospitality venues will be relaxed to one person per two square metres, effective immediately.
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QR code check-in is the most recent COVID reality we all must now become accustomed to. Here's an explainer on how to use the system.
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Venues with outdoor areas have been given some new trading ability, but indoor venues are still capped at one person per four-square-metres, with seated consumption of alcohol.
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Adelaide musician Motez tells CityMag the State Government's priorities in its COVID-19 recovery have put South Australia's arts industry at risk. Two South Australian academics looking at COVID responses for creative industries around the world agree.
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Adelaide CBD small venue owners have proposed an AHA-style association to provide a unified voice to government, with the niche hospitality industry still languishing under "one-size-fits-all" coronavirus restrictions.
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