South Australia has ended its Covid state of emergency after 793 days – only to immediately enshrine permanent ‘emergency’ powers into the Public Health Act amid a roar of complaints.
‘It is an historic day,’ announced Malinauskas, on May 24.
Historic, yes, but not because the fear of pandemic life is coming to an end.
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