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French President Emmanuel Macron would be ready to speak with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison if the talks were “prepared in a serious manner,” an official says, but there is no word on when France will return its ambassador to Australia.
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Collective Mind, the private training organisation involved in the now-infamous Adelaide Crows 2018 preseason camp, says it will seek “appropriate legal redress” in response to reporting of the scandal.
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Rick Parsons was fit and healthy – or so he thought – when he suffered two heart attacks at 39.
While the nation focuses on the COVID pandemic, a “silent” epidemic is afflicting South Australia – with huge implications for individuals and hospitals. In part one of an InDaily special report, Jemma Chapman examines the disturbing rise and impact of diabetes.
The state’s transition committee has ruled against making any changes to COVID restrictions, citing the need for greater uptake of vaccines, as Burnside becomes Adelaide’s first council area to reach 80 per cent first dose jab coverage while other regions lag.
The Adelaide Crows did not breach any work health and safety laws when the club held its infamous 2018 preseason camp on the Gold Coast, a year-long SafeWork SA investigation has concluded.
When teenaged entrepreneur Aaron Bain sold three chickens to the family of Ahrens Group managing director Stefan Ahrens in 2010, he had no idea of the impact the meeting would have on his business career.
Federal Liberal MPs say the tide is turning against their Nationals colleagues opposed to Scott Morrison’s push for net-zero emissions by 2050.
Victoria’s daily COVID-19 cases have exceeded the number in New South Wales for the first time in several months as its new infections hit a daily record of 867 and four deaths while NSW announced 863 new cases and seven deaths.
Former Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander has clashed with the MP who drafted a law to restrict the office’s powers and called for him to step aside from a committee set up to investigate harm caused by past ICAC investigations, during an acrimonious exchange at parliament this morning.
A Morrison Government push to “streamline” development approvals will weaken protections for South Australia’s threatened species unless the State Government acts, a group of environmental lawyers claims.
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“NSW has reported 787 new local cases of COVID-19 and 12 deaths as the state government reveals its restrictions roadmap for 80 per cent double-dose vaccination coverage.
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South Australia’s first Aboriginal Children’s Commissioner has finally been handed the powers of a Royal Commission to investigate “pressing systemic issues” facing Indigenous youth – only two months before the end of her three-year term.
Building works at Thomas Foods International’s new meat processing plant near Murray Bridge have begun, with steel framing 10-storeys high erected on the site.
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed South Australia’s reliance on overseas migration to fill jobs, reduce the rate of the state’s ageing population and drive the economy, according to the University of Adelaide’s SA Centre for Economic Studies.
A state-ordered deadline for interstate truck drivers and essential workers crossing into South Australia to have had at least one COVID-19 vaccination before the end of this month has been extended into October.
The National Trust will close its museum at Ayers House after a final public viewing on Sunday, blaming the decision on the State Government evicting it from its home of 50 years.
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