Peter Malinauskas has begun his role as the premier of South Australia on March 21, saying he is determined to back the current COVID-19 health advice in dealing with the CCP virus pandemic. He does not plan to change what the Liberals formerly had in place, including getting vaccinated and carrying a mask at all times, even if they aren’t mandatory. “Throughout the pandemic, I backed in the health advice. That’s something we were consistent on,” the state Labor leader told AAP on Sunday. “We intend to continue to follow the health advice but also make sure that it is done in a way that is considered and tested against other variables.” Currently, 95 percent of South Australians over 12 years old have received their first dose of the vaccine, and 92.7 percent have received their second dose. In addition, boosters have been administered to 69.3 percent of eligible South …