One in five junior doctors set to leave the profession
An Australian Medical Association SA chair says the future health of the state depends on improving workplace culture as one third of trainees report systemic failures within the system.
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Global stars and local foodies to take centre stage at SA food fest
The world’s best bartender plus a Michelin-starred Italian chef will join some familiar faces as the country’s biggest food and drink festival launches its 2025 program.
‘So much room for disaster’: Doctors’ warning on SA Health IT outage
SA Health services across the state have been hit by an “absolutely diabolical” IT outage, which doctors say is putting patients’ lives are at risk.
Power 20 revealed: Who are SA’s most influential public servants?
More than 100k South Aussies work in the public sector, some earn more than the Premier and they wield power in almost every aspect of life. See the 2024 rankings.
Come on feel the noise: Mali puts whiney pub neighbours on blast
Premier Peter Malinauskas has unleashed on people who move into areas with pubs – then complain about the noise. See his plans for new rules, which surprised his own team.
Parents revolt over curriculum change at Hills primary school
One parent has unenrolled her child from an Adelaide Hills school for the 2025 year outraged over changes to the curriculum.
Four in 10: Calls for staffing cure for burnt-out doctors
Amid claims of burnout among public hospital doctors, a new report calls for minimum staffing levels – and the government agrees.
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Huge news for West Beach holiday haven
The state’s biggest holiday park has a new name after teaming up with Discovery Parks in a new partnership.
SA Health still silent amid bombshell nepotism claims
It may take a forensic pathologist to get to the bottom of a mysterious controversy at SA Pathology – with officials sticking to a blanket “no comment” for months.
‘Alarming’: Whooping cough epidemic in SA surges
Professor Nicola Spurrier is pleading with the public to get vaccinated against whooping cough after a baby died in Queensland and cases continue to surge at home.
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