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The State Government and business leaders are urging South Australian workplaces not to cancel major functions and Christmas parties, and to make the shift from remote working back to the CBD in a bid to bolster the broader economy.
Inside a glass-walled office tower on Flinders Street, a group of six planners, lawyers and architects meets every second Wednesday. Stephanie Richards talks to the people behind the powerful panel which rules on the biggest and most controversial projects changing the city skyline.
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Treasurer Rob Lucas’s promised new era of advertising transparency has had a tardy beginning, despite the State Government approving new campaign spending of nearly $9 million in the space of one month.
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Discover your passion for STEM at this year’s Ingenuity event, the University of Adelaide’s annual flagship Architecture, Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences (ECMS) virtual exhibition.
Qantas has suffered a $100 million hit to its first quarter earnings after several states closed their borders in July in response to Victoria’s coronavirus outbreak.
Adelaide Crows forward Tyson Stengle has been fined more than $1600 after pleading guilty to drink driving and other offences.
US voters have cast more than 47 million votes for the November 3 presidential election, eclipsing total early voting from the 2016 election with 12 days to go, according to data compiled by the US Elections Project.
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All subsidised childcare, aged care and disability courses will be cut from TAFE SA’s metro campuses from next year – forcing students to study with private providers – while doubts have been raised about the authenticity of several “new” courses announced by management.
Doctors at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital say “bureaucratic” and “clunky” reporting systems must be improved after their warnings were either rejected or left unanswered before the recent “avoidable” deaths of four babies.
Victoria has recorded five new cases of coronavirus, all linked to a cluster in Melbourne’s northern suburbs that has forced some 500 people into quarantine.
The appointment of former Supreme Court Justice Martin Hinton as the state’s top prosecutor has created fresh ructions, with a judge urged to disregard a “problematic” sentencing submission because it was based on a judgement written by the now-Director of Public Prosecutions.
Santos has delivered record oil and gas production and sales volumes in the September quarter. But despite the production boom, the struggling world oil price has kept its sales revenues down by more than 20 per cent on this time last year.
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“SA Power Networks are looking for customers who live in regional South Australia to talk about their energy supply.
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A lack of cardiac surgery resources at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital has contributed to the deaths of four babies in the past month, a parliamentary committee has heard this morning in evidence described as “a national disgrace”.
A former wine bar and the home to the Stock Journal will be redeveloped to make way for two 19-storey towers.
South Australia will open its border to New Zealand travellers immediately and the 12 Kiwis already in the state will be released from quarantine, while restrictions on cross-border communities will also be eased as Victoria’s COVID-19 cases drop.
This soon-to-be-constructed modern apartment has been designed with the entertainer in mind as it includes a large balcony, offering city and Adelaide Hills views, plus a light-filled open-plan living area.
BHP has scrapped its proposed $3.7 billion Brownfields Expansion at Olympic Dam in favour of a number of smaller projects to improve reliability and increase capacity.
