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Liberal factional tensions are simmering as insiders mobilise to secure an alternative candidate for the southern suburbs seat of Waite, with incumbent Sam Duluk facing a charge of basic assault over a parliamentary Christmas party incident.
Aged care advocates have raised concerns about a rise in elder abuse referrals amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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A federal Labor minister’s decision to ban farmers from exporting live cattle to Indonesia for six months in 2011 was unreasonable and invalid, a court has ruled.
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South Australian sex workers and their advocates say the effects of COVID-19 are pronounced on their still criminalised sector, damaging their ability to earn money and access support.
UPDATED | An Australian journalist and cameraman have been assaulted by US police while covering a protest near the White House in which demonstrators were fired upon with teargas and rubber bullets.
Spain has reported no coronvirus deaths overnight for the first time since March, as lockdowns begin to ease across much of Europe.
Two doctors who carried out an independent autopsy of George Floyd, the African-American man whose death in Minneapolis police custody last week triggered protests across the US, say the cause of death was “mechanical asphyxia” and that his death was a homicide.
Follow this post for rolling updates on the impact of the coronavirus in South Australia, the nation and the world. Today, the State Government confirms job cuts are back on the agenda in the health system.
Tonsley-based hi-tech company Micro-X has completed final compliance testing of its Rover mobile X-ray unit for deployed military hospitals.
Join the CityMag team, reporting live from The Exeter on its first day of trade in 70 days as some of the pandemic restrictions lift today.
Ideology led Australia to give up on the idea that government policy and intervention can help create a competitive advantage for industry. Our post-pandemic recovery depends on overturning this falsehood, writes former senior South Australian public servant Lance Worrall.
Surrounded by stunning manicured gardens, and situated beneath the plane trees of one of St Peter’s most renowned and peaceful avenues, this striking family home offers exceptional modern living.
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“Follow this post for rolling updates on the impact of the coronavirus in South Australia, the nation and the world.
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The planned spring edition of Tasting Australia has been cancelled, with organisers blaming ongoing uncertainty over when restrictions on mass gatherings will lift and the fact that businesses need to focus on recovery after the COVID-19 shutdown.
The Ceduna Airport is set to remain open as it undergoes construction to refresh the terminal building, with works due to begin next month.
A decade since finding them in the archive, historian Jenny Hocking hopes to finally lift the lid next week on a box of letters between the Queen and the governor-general who dismissed Gough Whitlam.
In the wake of Ann-Marie Smith’s death, disability campaigners have called for greater advocacy and simplified processes within the NDIS, saying without quick change the federal scheme risks becoming “a dual-track system” which may entrench disadvantage.
