South Australians returning from Victoria have until 6pm Sunday to cross the border before they are locked out and have to apply for an exemption to enter the state, under a change to emergency rules prompted by a regional Victorian outbreak and resulting statewide lockdown.
A bullying and harassment complaint by a former trainee against Labor MP Tony Piccolo was escalated to the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment after an email to the Treasurer from former party stalwart Maggie Dawkins, InDaily can reveal.
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Construction industry consultant Robin Rose is moving to the Hills and selling his meticulously renovated character villa in the sought-after city fringe location of Fitzroy.
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Sophisticated easy living in Malvern.
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This Torrens titled 1890s character attached villa presents classic Goodwood charm.
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Elevate the humble egg from breakfast to supper with these deliciously tasty and creative individual tarts.
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Step into this unusual Adelaide Hills garden and be transported to a tropical rainforest – open this weekend, August 21 and 22, as part of Open Gardens SA.
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Construction industry consultant Robin Rose is moving to the Hills and selling his meticulously renovated character villa in the sought-after city fringe location of Fitzroy.
The state Liberal Party’s Right faction is on the march, with a Pentecostal church-driven recruitment drive helping propel outgoing Boothby MP Nicolle Flint to a key new role – while a moderate rearguard has seen a former Premier re-enter the fray.
South Australia’s racing organisations wrote to minister Corey Wingard about his contentious endorsement of a new board member to its peak body, InDaily can reveal, but the letter’s contents have been heavily redacted by the minister’s Freedom of Information officer.
SA’s Primary Industries Minister will send staff to Kangaroo Island to assess what timber stocks can be salvaged in the wake of a company’s “crazy” decision to burn thousands of hectares of plantation forests – a move prompted by the Planning Minister axing its proposed timber port.
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