Major flooding has returned to NSW with more than 30,000 people given evacuation orders or warnings as heavy rain continues, with some communities inundated for the fourth time this year.
If I was Port Adelaide, I would simply have used my last two shots at goal last night to score 12 points instead of one.
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From peacekeeping in the Gaza Strip to high-level roles in mental health and defence, Chris Burns says all his life’s work has led him to his latest challenge: helping Adelaide’s homeless as CEO of the Hutt St Centre.
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Amanda and Salvatore Pepe are selling their stunning art deco home, which has been the perfect setting for family life for these passionate cooks and entertainers.
Adelaide has lost its ranking as Australia’s most liveable city after tumbling from third to thirtieth on a global index – with South Australia’s COVID restrictions blamed.
Assaults and abuse against South Australian healthcare workers have risen sharply over the past four years, data obtained by InDaily reveals.
The State Government is trying to stop Royal Adelaide Hospital doctors from wearing protest T-shirts about overcrowding, despite Labor backing a high-profile ambulance campaign before the election.
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