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Jay’s new democracy project
SPECIAL REPORT | Former Premier Jay Weatherill may have retired from politics, but he hasn’t left democracy behind.
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SPECIAL REPORT | Former Premier Jay Weatherill may have retired from politics, but he hasn’t left democracy behind.
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The Marshall Government has been told to claw back $15 million it set aside to fund open ICAC hearings after a series of amendments were passed by parliament last night that appear to effectively kill off any hope of public inquiries ever taking place.
InDaily’s hit list of events and shows, including State Opera’s open-air Carmen in the Square, the French Film Festival, Hannah Gadbsy’s new stand-up show, gigs by The Jezabels and talking sculptures at the Art Gallery of SA.
After less than six months as The Pot’s head chef, Max Sharrad is changing up the restaurant with a new “fun and comfortable” pasta bar concept, Nido.
An SA pipi producer is expanding its processing capabilities to target Asian and European export markets with its premium cockles, and it hopes changing Australian palates will also lead to more opportunities in this country.
Director Karyn Kusama exposes facets of Nicole Kidman and Los Angeles we’ve never seen before in this dark, gritty and unconventional thriller.
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Hairdresser Marcela Lastra gives her time freely to cut the hair of Adelaide’s most vulnerable people. But the bond that developed between Marcela and intensive care patient Paul Mortimer proves that a haircut can be less about looks and more about human connection in the face of death.
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SPECIAL REPORT | Climate change is driving a spike in the demand for domestic violence services across Australia, researchers warn, prompting calls for an overhaul of the way communities respond to natural disasters.
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From the stately Plane Trees that border Botanic Park to the buttress roots of the park lands’ Moreton Bay Figs, Adelaide’s exotic and native tree registry is brimming with stories of historical, botanical and sentimental significance.
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