SA shoppers shun masks despite warning about complacency
Unmasked shoppers could get more than they bargained for if they fail to heed the advice of the authorities in the city’s record longest day of trading.
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Hotel overhaul to bolster public virus ‘shield’
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Native Vegetation Council slams draft Pastoral Lands Bill
Proposed changes to the laws governing use of SA’s pastoral lands give greater power to graziers at the expense of the environment, conservationists say.
Quarantine: There’s got to be something safer than CBD hotels
Expert reviews and independent scientists are calling for alternatives to hotel quarantine. The NT does it best in a 3000-bed former mining camp.
Extreme heat peaked in 2019, but it’ll seem cool after what’s to come
On 33 days last year, all of Australia’s maximum average temperature was over 39C. That’s more days than in the previous 58 years combined.
Can machines learn how to spare women invasive surgery?
Adelaide researchers hope local women and technology will help them find an easier way to diagnose a notoriously common problem.
What makes Adelaide the nation’s rose capital
New gardening columnist Michael Keelan says our climate and COVID-19 lockdown have been good for at least one thing – our roses. Send him your questions.
20 things Critter wished he’d done before his death
As ‘Critter’ Adams lay in hospital dying from brain cancer, he made a wishlist for life. Now it’s part of a book his mother wrote to process his death.
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