Remember my story: COVID-19: community photographs [B 78535] • Photograph
Online piano lesson
Young girl has her piano lesson online using the Zoom app. A young girl seated at the piano is talking with her teacher via a laptop balanced on the couch. They are using the app Zoom.
Sisters doing online schooling from home
Two sisters are seated at a long table with books, a laptop and and ipad spread about for online schooling. The elder sister looks worried.
Minion on a swing
During the Covid-19 pandemic, a social movement encouraged people to place bears etc in their front windows for children to spot while walking round the suburbs. A Minion toy from the film "Despicable Me" is seated on a small swing suspended from a tree in a suburban garden.
Girl guards pantry against 'iso' eating
A young girl dressed up with a home-made shield and cardboard medieval helmet is seated on a stool in a kitchen. She is guarding the pantry from her father who is overeating during the Covid-19 lockdown.
School formal at home
During the Covid-19 pandemic many special occasions were cancelled or postponed. Two sisters enjoy dancing at home with fairy lights and a mirror ball because the elder girl's Yr 12 formal was postponed.
Movie in the garden
During the Covid-19 pandemic cinemas were closed. At night a family watches a film on a TV outside in the garden.
Austral Hotel, Rundle Street, Adelaide
Window at the Austral Hotel in Rundle Street.
Student in ISO
Young and confused. Our International Students - between pillar and post ! #ISO #Adelaide
Church banned
Places of worship were banned during COVID-19 from Monday, March 23, 2020. There were no large gatherings in churches for Easter 2020.
Gilbert Street Hotel, Adelaide
During the closure the Gilbert Street Hotel, 88 Gilbert Street in Adelaide, sold food and drinks through a window. Their beer list and chicken wings are highly regarded.
Gilbert Street Hotel, Adelaide
During the closure the Gilbert Street Hotel, 88 Gilbert Street in Adelaide, sold food and drinks through a window. Their beer list and chicken wings are highly regarded.
Gilbert Street Hotel, Adelaide
During the closure the Gilbert Street Hotel, 88 Gilbert Street in Adelaide, sold food and drinks through a window. Their beer list and chicken wings are highly regarded.
Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
Sign at the North Terrace entrance to the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Fairfax Streetwear, 5 Stephens Place, Adelaide
Sign at Fairfax Streetwear, 5 Stephens Place, Adelaide. With an interesting use of an emoji.
Mother's Day Classic 2020
The Mother's Day Classic annual fun run to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research became a 'virtual' event for 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. Participants completed the run individually, following their own course - very different to the usual crowds of pink on Mother's Day morning.
Mother's Day Classic 2021
The Mother's Day Classic annual fun run to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research became a 'virtual' event for 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. Participants completed the run individually, following their own course - very different to the usual crowds of pink on Mother's Day morning.
Mother's Day Classic 2022
The Mother's Day Classic annual fun run to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research became a 'virtual' event for 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. Participants completed the run individually, following their own course - very different to the usual crowds of pink on Mother's Day morning.
The Tangerine Fox, Pulteney Street, Adelaide
The Tangerine Fox at 58 Pulteney Street, Adelaide is a store that sells all kinds of gifts including items made by local emerging artists. Their temporary closure sign mentions the 'zombie-less apocalypse'.
The Tangerine Fox, Pulteney Street, Adelaide
The Tangerine Fox at 58 Pulteney Street, Adelaide is a store that sells all kinds of gifts including items made by local emerging artists. Their temporary closure sign mentions the 'zombie-less apocalypse'.
Snap Fitness, Pirie Street, Adelaide
Sign on the door at Snap Fitness, 100 Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Council signage before playgrounds and park areas were closed
Council signage. Parks, playgrounds, skate parks and outdoor gyms were closed from March 30, 2020. They gradually opened again from 3 May 2020 with SA Health recommending to councils that parks, playgrounds and skate parks can re-open with new signage reinforcing social distancing gathering size and hygiene information.
Together soon enough
Poster, designed by Peter Drew, on the wall of the Wheatsheaf Hotel, 39 George Street, Thebarton.
Running your fitness business from home
This is Claire and her business is Westside Workouts with Claire and she has a group of local clients that rely on her for our fitness. We went from the hall to the park, but as restrictions increased we had to stop. So we encouraged her to send us videos so that we could support her business and stay fit. Here is Claire in her backyard with her dog Belle and baby are close by. Soon we will be back in her classes again in person, but for now this is how we all do it.
At Women’s and Children’s Hospital Adelaide for a Covid 19 test, Mother's Day eve 2020
Our local GP would not see my child unless she was Covid 19 tested and shown to be negative. We couldn't celebrate Mother's Day until the result came in but we roasted a chicken anyway and once it came back negative her grandparents were able to come for dinner! A nervous day where the Covid threat became real for our family.
Woolworths at the Brickworks, Thebarton
Empty shelves in the Woolworth store at the Brickworks in Thebarton.
Woolworths at the Brickworks, Thebarton
Empty shelves in the Woolworth store at the Brickworks in Thebarton.
Woolworths at the Brickworks, Thebarton
Empty shelves in the Woolworth store at the Brickworks in Thebarton.
Marina Pier, Glenelg
Empty street, Glenelg.
Marina Pier, Glenelg
Almost deserted Marina Pier, Glenelg.
Gouger Street
A normally bustling Gouger St, eerily quiet. All hospitality venues closed to patrons, ordering takeaway becomes the new normal.