Vulnerable mental health patients are now waiting an average of more than 20 hours in the Royal Adelaide Hospital emergency department for a bed, with a sharp increase across the system in those languishing for 24 hours or more – which even the Health Minister describes as “unacceptable”, InDaily can reveal.
South Australia will not follow New South Wales’ lead by scrapping mandatory quarantine for double-vaccinated overseas arrivals ahead of schedule, Premier Steven Marshall says.
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This modernised Henley Beach character home is the masterstroke of owner-renovator Ros Herbert and husband Bob, who are downsizing from the luxurious esplanade address with its ocean views and unique pool.
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In the lead up to International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, Sarah Osborn speaks about the trauma of saying goodbye to her son Riley, and the joy of welcoming daughter Piper.
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This modernised Henley Beach character home is the masterstroke of owner-renovator Ros Herbert and husband Bob, who are downsizing from the luxurious esplanade address with its ocean views and unique pool.
A former head of ASC has blasted Australia’s “insane deal” with the US and the UK to build nuclear-powered submarines in Adelaide, deriding a “hocus pocus” announcement he says raises major issues about nuclear and defence capability.
South Australian foster carers are calling on all political parties to commit to increasing carer payments, amid concerns some are experiencing “pressing and longstanding” financial strain as they dip into their own pockets to look after children under the guardianship.
An Adelaide father has called for greater clarity from education authorities after he was wrongly led to believe his son would be denied a subsidy and forced to pay $34,000 to study at TAFE if he applied while still at school.
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