
Nicolle Flint to quit politics
UPDATED | Federal SA Liberal MP Nicolle Flint is bowing out of politics and will not recontest her seat of Boothby.
UPDATED | Federal SA Liberal MP Nicolle Flint is bowing out of politics and will not recontest her seat of Boothby.
Ferg’s is one of hundreds of businesses eligible in the City of Norwood, Payneham & St Peters Eastside Business Awards.
State Labor rising star Jayne Stinson has shocked her colleagues by resigning from Peter Malinauskas’s frontbench, citing “distressing and deeply personal matters”.
Elections are considered the lifeblood of democracy but, as Tom Richardson argues, for the most part they’re merely rubber-stamping decisions being made right now, with limited scrutiny, by major party insiders.
The COVID-19 vaccine rollout could present ethical and legal headaches for employers faced with developing vaccination policies for their staff, as lawyers warn of grey areas for any business which decides its workers are required to take a shot.
A lack of reliance on exports to China, a booming UK retail market and the “outstanding success” of its new alcohol-free wine range is paying dividends for listed wine company Australian Vintage Limited.
New Adelaide Football Club chairman John Olsen will lead the Crows’ annual meeting for the first time next Wednesday. He will face passionate members at a pivotal time for the club’s future. Michelangelo Rucci reports.
Facebook is starting a new program to support serious journalism – with South Australia’s InDaily one of the first publishers to negotiate a deal with the global tech giant.
Facebook has restored access to Australian and international news pages overnight, including InDaily, more than a week after the company decided to enforce an unprecedented blanket ban on the country’s media outlets.
Today’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.
Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has told an Adelaide audience that she is “absolutely appalled” at how former political staffer Brittany Higgins has been treated after going public about an alleged rape in Parliament House, and is “terrified” that young women will now be dissuaded from pursuing a career in politics.
Damning new figures show the number of young people with disability living in poverty has almost quadrupled in the past decade, while the number of students living with disability on low-income payments leapt by nearly 1000 per cent.
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“The state’s ambulance boss today warned paramedics they could face trouble with ICAC if they speak publicly about long enforced waits outside full public hospitals, prompting accusations that the government is trying to “gag” comment about an ongoing health issue.
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Arming young professionals and mid-career workers with knowledge of topics that are transforming the global economy will help create a South Australian workforce that can cope with enormous disruptions and rapid technological change.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has been forced to defend a modest increase to the dole after welfare groups and economists slammed the miserly boost.
ACE Open exhibition The Image is not Nothing (Concrete Archives) is a far-reaching global examination of the violence humans visit upon each other, our capacity to reconcile those traumas, and the dangers that arise when nations – like Australia – instead attempt to forget.
There are renewed concerns over ambulance ramping in SA, with the opposition accusing the government of “gagging” paramedics after they spoke out about the situation at emergency departments across Adelaide this week.
Today’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad. Embattled Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has been admitted to hospital for a pre-existing heart condition and is taking medical leave.