A woman who returned to Australia from overseas has tested positive for COVID-19 in South Australia, but authorities say that while she is in quarantine, she is not contagious and they are not concerned about her risk to the community.
South Australia has recorded its highest unemployment rate in more than 20 years, with official jobs data for June showing the state recorded the worst jobs performance of the states and territories.
The proudly independent legal system which underpinned Hong Kong’s appeal and commercial success for more than a century has been brought undone by China’s direct intervention. It demonstrates the need for vigilance to maintain our democratic safeguards, writes Morry Bailes.
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After decades of being exposed to potentially fatal bore water, residents in the South Australian outback town of Oodnadatta are finally set to have access to clean drinking water as part of a $41 million State Government pledge.
Photo gallery: The curtain has finally been lifted on Adelaide’s iconic Her Majesty’s Theatre after a $66 million rebuild that blends elements of the original 1913 design with state-of-the-art facilities and increased capacity of 1467 seats over three levels.
As SA slowly lifts restrictions and passes two weeks with no new COVID-19 cases, questions are asked: why is this state in such a good position, and how did it avoid the outbreaks experienced elsewhere? InDaily called some experts.
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