Doctors who help patients to take their own lives via telehealth, phone or email under voluntary assisted dying laws could be charged with a criminal offence after the Federal Court ruled the practice equated to suicide.
Shareholders in embattled Adelaide video game development company Mighty Kingdom have ousted chair Michele Guthrie.
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Ryan Williams told InDaily that economic value in Adelaide’s “shrinking middle market” could be unlocked with targeted support.
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The BDO Australian Scam Culture Report provides a deep dive analysis of scam activity during the first quarter of FY24 and estimates that scams cost Australia more than $105 million over that period.
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Our resident Stats Guy predicts that the young, diverse and non-believing will get Australia to 30 million residents.
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Erin Phillips is South Australian football royalty, a champion of champions, who will play her final AFLW game on Saturday after announcing her retirement. She sat down with SALIFE in August for a long-ranging interview ahead of her final AFLW season.
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Somehow, we’re fast approaching the festive season for yet another year, and for our special Christmas issue in November, we’ve got you covered. From decadent recipes for your Christmas table, to wreath inspiration for your front door and, of course, style ideas for all those upcoming events.
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We’re set for an unforgettable, star-filled night when the Absolute Best Awards ceremony and after party kick off on December 7.
An interstate announcer, a comedian and a voice from the recent past are included in ABC Radio Adelaide’s line-up for 2024, with the reboot also setting up a direct showdown between its previous breakfast presenters.
From profound isolation, a presumed death sentence, and a shocking, unasked-for medical intervention, Kath Leane has built a life of connection and courage. Simon Royal tells her story.
Developers have launched a second bid to rezone a parcel of commercial land in Adelaide’s western suburbs for housing, after an earlier proposal to allow six-storey apartments was rejected due to resident concerns.
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