South Australia has recorded just one new COVID case for the second day running, with Premier Steven Marshall declaring the state remains “on track to come out of lockdown on Tuesday next week”.
NSW has reported another 163 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 a day after that state’s Premier and chief health officer branded the steadily rising numbers after a month-long lockdown a “national emergency”.
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Comfort food, anyone? There’s nothing more consoling than a big bowl of creamy rice pudding. You had me at “butterscotch”…
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As she speeds towards the Olympics, cyclist Maeve Plouffe chats about the determination and commitment it takes to go for gold.
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University lecturer Bree Alexander is selling her charming character villa just across the road from Unley Oval with three bedrooms and living spaces that are adorned with gorgeous examples of old-world craftsmanship.
Half a million visitors are expected to visit the yet-to-be-built Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen in its first year, but the State Government is refusing to release key details of the business case for the $200 million project.
EXCLUSIVE | A preselection hopeful for Labor’s safest federal SA seat says she is “assessing all options” after a national tribunal process rejected her appeal against the way the process is being conducted.
Steven Marshall’s hands-off political philosophy might be well-suited to the pandemic environment, but if you look beyond the COVID headlines some of his ministers have been busy making enemies for his administration.
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