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ABC chairman under pressure to resign
UPDATED | ABC chairman Justin Milne is under pressure to resign after he demanded senior journalist Emma Alberici be sacked to appease the Coalition government.
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UPDATED | ABC chairman Justin Milne is under pressure to resign after he demanded senior journalist Emma Alberici be sacked to appease the Coalition government.
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Premier Steven Marshall has stonewalled questions about the management of the state’s urban development agency Renewal SA, refusing to confirm the identity of an executive who has suddenly gone on leave or explain the absence of chief executive John Hanlon.
Its launch gained national notoriety after then Premier Jay Weatherill confronted Josh Frydenberg on live television, but AGL’s “virtual power plant” has since faded into the background with Adelaide customers facing long delays after paying deposits to be connected to the experimental system.
His Hollywood career and good-guy image in ruins, an 81-year-old Bill Cosby has been sentenced to three to 10 years behind bars for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman.
Pink smoke over the Sistine Chapel? Evidence is building that an early pope from the 9th Century in the Middle Ages wore robes to express her piety – as well as to conceal her gender – when a woman disguised as deacon was elected pope.
Santos plans to nearly double natural gas production to more than 100 million barrels of oil equivalent by 2025.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is back-pedalling on his idea for a new national day to celebrate indigenous people and culture.
A new cocktail bar for the East End, Sprout brings its chilli crab pop-up back to the Central Market, Spaghetti Crab becomes Spaghetti Meatballs, Bowlsome CBD prepares to launch, more good news for MOJO kombucha, and Fork on the Road returns.
Since spring fever has knocked his vinous olfactories awry, Philip White considers other aspects of life in sprouting vineyards.
Presenting David Williamson’s The Club with an all-female cast brings many challenges, but Adelaide theatre company isthisyours? believes now is an ideal time to revisit – and reimagine – the classic play about 1970s football culture.
The lyric power of love and bereavement are shown in this week’s Poet’s Corner contributions from John Bartlett.
Adelaide Modern at the JamFactory will be an all-star showcase of past, present and future furniture design inspired by the modernist style of the mid-20th-century.
Local
Typical notions of power and influence are counterbalanced in CityMag’s list, which seeks to reveal the truth about who needs to be involved if things are going to change around here.
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An SA Health manager has congratulated colleagues on failing to fill vacant positions in a southern area mental health service which has been described as being in crisis due to staff shortages.
Opinion
Amid the political heat of the budget aftermath, a significant truth has been missed: the state’s political agenda has hardly changed under the Marshall Government, writes Tom Richardson.
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