The state will return to a 50 per cent capacity cap at public venues on Thursday but mask wearing and home gathering rules will not change, as Premier Steven Marshall urges South Australian residents in southeast Queensland to return home as soon as possible.
Adelaide’s APY Gallery is being forced to look for a new home in the city, with the lease on its thriving exhibition space and artist studio in Light Square set to end prematurely early next year.
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UPDATED | The failed challenger in a “sullied” Labor preselection ballot has fired a parting shot at the party’s “factional brutality”, while two former ministers quit the ALP to revive the Evangelical-inspired Family First political brand.
In part two of InDaily’s special report on the national timber shortage, South Australian builders warn of looming job losses due to the lack of supply for the housing industry.
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.
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