‘Disgusting’ photos as SA Health worker hit by mystery illness
At least one employee in the run-down facility has been hospitalised as 100 more are moved out, The Advertiser can reveal. See inside the building.
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Airbnb hits back at SA Greens in housing crisis blame game
Airbnb executives have faced down claims by the Greens that they are to blame for the rental shortage – saying their platform has done wonders for regional tourism. Have your say.
Cancer patient injected with dirty needle faces another hospital blunder
First he found hospital staff used a dirty needle on him raising a nightmare fear of cross infection, now a 71-year-old cancer patient has been the victim of another health bungle.
SA Health’s secret ‘devastating truth’: Weak blame game exposed
The explosive insider account has been labelled an extraordinary glimpse into SA’s “broken” hospital system.
How I got my sex life back after prostate cancer
Haydn Reid had his prostate removed after discovering cancer. He and his partner have opened up on their sex life in the hope it will help others.
Adelaide Airport lands world first in long-haul shake up
In another triumph for Adelaide Airport and the state’s tourism industry, a huge international airline has chosen Adelaide as the first route in the world for its new generation aircraft.
Traders in uproar: Death by ‘strangulation’ fears over parking plans
North Adelaide traders are furious at a council parking plan for one of the main arterial roads into the city, saying it will be a “prosperity killer” and must be dumped.
Fears contentious new ambo policy a ramping stats red herring
An updated policy on ambulance transfers at EDs has alarmed clinicians who fear it will increase pressure on hospital staff already operating at overcapacity.
‘I met him, he was tremendous’: Adelaide mourns Pope at special service
Remembering close meetings or sightings from afar, Adelaide locals have shared their special memories of Pope Francis.
From crisis to routine: Ramping hospital hell to be the ‘new normal’
With SA patients spending near five years on ambulance ramps, ramping, ED wait-times and postponed surgeries have almost become the “new normal”.
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