No coal by 2043: Energy revolution happening faster than we thought
Australia’s energy market is heading towards cutting out coal-fired power in about 20 years – and it means about $1bn will be needed to link up parts of SA.
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When restrictions may be eased – plus good news for travellers
The Premier “just needs a few more days” to set a date for the next easing of Covid restrictions – and after a big backlash, overseas travellers won’t be forced into medi-hotels.
Can teachers make virtual reality beat old fashioned school work?
Schools in SA are investing big into the latest tech revolution and it’s issuing a challenge to teachers to find a way to make VR pay off in the classroom.
Worst case scenarios: Three ways Omicron could close SA
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Uni workers told vax rule coming – and students could be next
Flinders is set to become the first uni in SA to demand staff get vaccinated, as its boss reveals the rules for students may also toughen.
Power prices fall but has government kept its promise?
The nasty peak in power prices is behind us, but has the state government met its election pledge? Depends where you start from.
![PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE: Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger is seen wearing light therapy glasses and using an electric shaver as he hangs out with girlfriend Melanie Hamrick on their hotel balcony in Miami.The futuristic looking glasses cast a blue light over the eyes and onto the face.They are used for a variety of reasons, including helping to relieve jet lag symptoms such as insomnia, sleepiness, and physical and fatigue. Light therapy is also a way to treat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and certain other conditions, such as depression, anxiety and chronic pain, by exposure to artificial light. Later in the day, the rocker, 78, kicked off his shoes and donned a straw hat and shades as he made the most of his downtime before once again wowing on stage. 23 Nov 2021 Pictured: Mick Jagger; Melanie Hamrick. Photo credit: MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342 (Mega Agency TagID: MEGA808009_001.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/a5d7a1f38819a143c08c537d2422d48b?width=650)
Made in SA: What on earth is Mick Jagger wearing on his head?
How an Adelaide company helped Mick Jagger get some satisfaction in bed – and kept him bright-eyed and bushy tailed for his No Filter tour.
Omicron adds a new strain to South Aussie Christmas trips
Experts say it’s still too early to know how the Covid variant will behave but it could already be having an effect on how South Aussies book their holidays this year.
Walker eyes top Aussie chefs for Festival Plaza mix
Some of Australia’s top restaurant operators will be part of the mix in a Festival Plaza open day and night and catering for far more than just office workers, developers say.
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