
What we know today, Sunday January 24
Welcome to your serving of the day’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.
Welcome to your serving of the day’s breaking news from South Australia, the nation and abroad.
The Marshall Government’s oft-stated commitment to openness and transparency is, ironically, proving to be little more than spin, writes Tom Richardson.
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South Australia’s youth justice watchdog has called on the State Government to immediately lift the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 years, after Australia was questioned on the matter by the United Nation’s human rights council.
A specialised statewide service for children with eating disorders in South Australia appears to have stalled amid an internal dispute between health chiefs about who should run it, prompting calls for the State Government to put an end to the “bureaucratic squabbling”.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has revealed he requested to quarantine “with his team” in a Melbourne hotel “instead of Adelaide” ahead of his appearance at a Memorial Drive curtain-raiser to the Australian Open.
South Australians will be allowed to party with up to 200 people at their home from tomorrow, provided they maintain a density of one person per two square-metres and comply with special safety measures.
The Premier says “there may be an opportunity” to relocate a state heritage-listed Urrbrae gatehouse if the University of Adelaide has a “purpose” for it, as the Transport Department awaits new detailed costings on moving the building.