South Australia will open its border to New South Wales travellers from midnight tomorrow, after the eastern state reached 14 days without reporting any COVID-19 cases with an unknown source.
The boat at the centre of a massive search off the South Australian coast this month is missing again after its owner called police for help when the vessel began taking on water near Victor Harbor at 5am this morning. Follow this post through the day for live updates of the day’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.
SALIFE
On the market this week is a lovingly-renovated piece of history, standing proud in one of North Adelaide’s most coveted locations.
Recipes
Is your lemon tree (or your neighbour’s) loaded with fruit? Use up a couple this weekend with this decadent, delicious dessert.
SALIFE
Spring is a wonderful time to get back outside and reacquaint yourself with your garden. Make the most of the glorious days ahead, says Michael Keelan.
UPDATED: The University of Adelaide paid disgraced former Vice-Chancellor Peter Rathjen more than $20,000 a week for four months – an estimated $300,000 – after it accepted a compensation claim from a university staffer over workplace sexual harassment.
AFL football was staring at a $600 million hole if the game was stopped by COVID-19. But what about the cost to the leagues underpinning the elite – and the future of local footy? Michelangelo Rucci looks at football’s fight for survival.
Parliamentarians are effectively immune from a finding of misconduct under the state’s ICAC Act because Parliament refuses to impose a Code of Conduct on its own members, the state’s outgoing anti-corruption commissioner argues.
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