A-Z list of public health information. View by letter.

Public health and medication safety alerts to doctors about communicable disease, medication safety and public health incidents that may impact South Australians

Identifies potential risks of getting a zoonotic disease and recommends measures to reduce the risk of illness for people in contact with animals

Bushfires - what you need to know about bushfires and your health, including how to provide assistance, cleaning up and staying safe.

A guide for consumers and retailers when selling and buying second-hand goods

SA Health is delivering an environmentally sustainable, low carbon and climate-resilient public health system for South Australia.

Dust storms are caused when strong, turbulent winds greater than 30km/hour, carry fine particles of dust from the surrounding area with the wind.

Information on drugs, poisons, chemicals and contaminants from a public health perspective

The Disaster Management Branch provides strategic leadership and direction for SA Health's response to major incidents, emergencies and disasters.

The health of South Australians is protected by legislation that covers areas that include public health, food, water, controlled substances and tobacco.

Information and training resources for Environmental Health Officers

Water left behind from flooding can cause sickness and serious injury. Simple precautions will minimise risks to your health.

Information to assist businesses and organisations to understand their responsibilities and how to provide safe food to customers.

Requirements on hairdressing, body art and piercings for local councils and proprietors to ensure compliance

Assist the public in organising burial or exhumation of human remains

Information on living conditions and sanitation from a public health perspective

What SA Health is doing and where to get more information on preventive health and wellbeing

Information on public events and ceremonies from a public health perspective

Information on public health pest management, including how to detect and deter pests

The SA Public Health Council (SAPHC) is a statutory body established under section 26 of the South Australian Public Health Act 2011.

What you need to know about smoke-free care, including penalities, enforcement and reasoning behind the laws

What businesses need to know about smoking, becoming a licenced premises and the regulations controlling the sale of tobacco

The South Australian Public Health Act 2011 requires each local council to prepare, maintain, & report on a Regional Public Health Plan

Safe Drinking Water Act 2011 and Safe Drinking Water Regulations 2012 - for providers of safe drinking water and guide for use of recycled water

While air quality in SA is good, exposure to air pollution over time can lead to health concerns such as respiratory and cardiovascular disease.