Hospital dessert contamination substance revealed
The substance used to contaminate desserts at a major Adelaide hospital was a compost booster used by the hospital — but who put it there and why remains a mystery.
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New Qantas service to light up SA lives
The resplendent Field of Light installation at Uluru will soon be a lot more accessible for South Australians — as Qantas announce a new twice-weekly direct service to the national icon. SEE THE LAUNCH PRICES.
Poppies rain from sky as thousands watch on
At 11am today we bowed our heads to reflect on the sacrifice of those who served in war — as tens of thousands of paper poppies rained down on Adelaide from bright blue skies above the city, in an Australian-first commemoration.
$38k tab for fly-in consultants to probe SA Pathology
CONSULTANTS reviewing SA Pathology – again – are being paid $38,500 in travel expenses as part of a $725,000 review likely to see the service outsourced.
Hospital expands to ease health crisis
FIVE mental health beds will be opened at the Lyell McEwin Hospital to ease pressure on the health system.
Surgery boost for Modbury Hospital
ELECTIVE surgery requiring up to 72 hours hospital care resumes at Modbury Hospital this week as the State Government continues to roll-back aspects of Labor’s Transforming Health program.
15 hot spots you’ll be cruising next year
They’re exotic, they’re adventurous, they’re spectacular. Take a look at the destinations beckoning to Australian travellers on the world’s biggest and best ships.
Captain touches down after 50 years in the air
QANTAS’ longest serving current Captain Rick Paul has retired after nearly half a century of service. He shares his thoughts and tips from an incredible 28,500 hours in the air.
Industrial action after night of shocking ambulance ramping
PARAMEDICS have been given an all-clear to write anti-ramping slogans on ambulances and a doctor was attacked as ramping reached record levels at metro hospitals on Tuesday.
‘Dumbfounded’ AMA blasts lack of RAH sleep unit
THE lack of a promised sleep disorders unit at the $2.4 billion RAH has prompted a 2000-signature petition and demands by the AMA that Health Minister Stephen Wade intervene.
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