South Australia has recorded 11 COVID deaths – up from three yesterday – while the number of patients in intensive care and on ventilation also rose as the State Government prepares to unveil more details about its back to school plan.
South Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen below four per cent for the first time since records began in 1978, despite a decrease in the total number of people in work.
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Located about eight minutes from the Mount Torrens township, this stunning lifestyle property on approximately 82 acres offers the ultimate in self sufficient country living in a perfectly elevated position.
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In prime position overlooking one of South Australia’s most beautiful beaches, with views as far as the eye can see and just one house off the beachfront.
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The Nineteenth is WEST’s premium neighbourhood, a long-awaited, limited home and land collection offering a front row seat to the manicured greens of The Grange Golf Club and the tree-lined Linear Park walking trails.
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Continuing a family tradition started by his grandparents in Southern Italy, hands-on winemaker Jim Zerella today oversees 58 hectares of vineyards as managing director of McLaren Vale’s Zerella Wines.
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Bordertown’s Walkway Gallery is a beacon of artistic expression in an agricultural landscape, thanks to director Naomi Fallon.
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Food writer Paul Wood has travelled the globe in search of the perfect meal but, like the rest of us, this past year has given him a chance to focus all of his attention back on his 10 favourite local places to eat – and one new one to try.
EXCLUSIVE | Women and older couples are being targeted by the SA Liberal Party in a scripted blitz designed to sell the Government’s COVID message on health, education and the economy to concerned voters – while recording their feedback for the party’s election database.
Adelaide confectioner Robern Menz has ditched the original name that has served the family business for almost a century in favour of a rebrand.
Marsha Mehran was a prolific writer and bestselling novelist before her lonely death at just 36. Andrew Hunter explores her life and legacy, including her little-known time in Adelaide – one of many stops across the globe for the Iranian refugee as she searched for a place to call home.
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