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New hope to fix epilepsy, muscular dystrophy
ADELAIDE scientists are experimenting with DNA technology that promises to cure genetic diseases such as epilepsy and muscular dystrophy.
Why SA’s crops and fish stocks face ruin
LIMITING global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels would make a “massive” difference in SA, Flinders University Professor Corey Bradshaw explains, following the release of the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Work, life? It’s a balance that requires flexibility
MOST South Australians are happy with their work-life balance — but striking the perfect equilibrium between work and home is a challenge that demands patience, persistence and flexibility. Need some help? READ OUR TOP 10 TIPS.
Murray in deep trouble as storages dry up
DROUGHT in the Murray–Darling Basin is starting to bite as low rainfall and high temperatures conspire to reduce runoff and deplete water storages.
Meet ROSA: The new system monitoring our elderly
EVERY South Australian in aged care is now being monitored by ROSA — the new Registry of Older South Australians that is charged with sorting the good and bad in our aged care industry.
28C forecast, then showers — but not enough to bring relief
MAKE the most of the warmer weather as the city heads for a top temperature of 28C today, because a cool change is on its way. But there is little chance of relief for farmers, who have just endured the driest September on record for 12 years.
A pulse returns to river’s beating heart
RIVER Murray time-lapse pictures show the environment responding to different water levels, with wildlife taking advantage of extra food sources.
Mapped: South Australia’s cancer hotspots
WHEN it comes to cancer, where you live can be a matter of life and death. Now a new online tool allows you to compare your suburb’s diagnosis and survival rates with the rest of the nation. SEE THE MAP
Blooming marvellous experiment takes out top gong
CAN lilies survive longer with lemons? That very question has helped a Glenunga International High School student take out the top gong in the Oliphant Science Awards 2018. SEE THE LIST OF ALL THE PRIZE WINNERS.
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