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South Australian healthcare workers have been instructed to re-use specialist face masks as the system grapples with a worldwide shortage, with the doctors’ union warning local stock is set to run out as early as this weekend.
Adelaide Hills author Pip Williams and her friends happily wrapped their arms around each other for this photo just a few weeks ago. They had hugged hello and they hugged goodbye when they parted. They had no inkling it would be the last time for a long while.
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The vibrant new April issue of SALIFE magazine is out now, with a focus on those special people in our lives, our children and families.
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Dr Peter and Margaret Leonello are selling their remarkable Georgian-style family home at Hackney this week, the first time the property has been on the market in 37 years.
Recipes
Preparing delicious, healthy food doesn’t have to be stressful or time consuming. This fresh, colourful bowl will keep everyone’s belly happy.
It is one of the most arid places in South Australia, but for decades the outback town of Oodnadatta has been without safe drinking water, prompting health concerns and leaving locals furious about what they claim is a fundamental breach of human rights.
Fifteen years ago today, the first edition of The Independent Weekly newspaper was published – a bold move to provide South Australians with an alternative media voice. That project continues today through InDaily. We revisit that tumultuous first edition and talk to the key players who finally broke Adelaide’s media monopoly.
SALIFE looks back at the life and times of much-loved fashion icon Harry Watt, and how he and partner George Gross put Adelaide on the global fashion map.
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