UPDATED | South Australia has recorded its first new coronavirus case in 19 days – and only its second since April 22.
A former Federal Court judge will head up an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Ann-Marie Smith, the South Australian woman who was left in appalling conditions while under the care of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
Working from home and flexible hours have quickly become the new normal. It’s now time to recognise that flexible work arrangements should be embraced so that women are encouraged to remain in the workforce and attain leadership positions, argues Andrea Michaels.
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Alex Ward is a barrister who’s held leadership roles in the law nationally and internationally. But the 56-year-old is also a funny bloke who could have carved out a career in comedy, just like his mate Shaun Micallef. Here’s his story.
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Take a trip around the world to check in with some South Australians living overseas to see how they’re faring during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.
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As the weather cools down, there’s nothing more comforting than a steaming bowl of wholesome, homemade soup.
SPECIAL REPORT: Young people are likely to be hardest-hit by the economic impact of COVID-19. But there are other ramifications, too – social isolation and a loss of those rites of passage that we took for granted just a few months ago. We look at how young South Australians are coping.
In a post-pandemic world where big cities have lost their lustre and digital innovation has been turbocharged, Adelaide has a unique opportunity to capitalise on its strengths, argues Jodie van Deventer.
Suburban secrets, outback mysteries, family dramas and dystopian dilemmas abound in these new and recently released homegrown TV series that showcase some of Australia’s top screen talents.
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