CBD buildings could help student bed shortage after uni merger
A leading Adelaide businessman says the adaptive reuse of vacant city buildings could help ease a significant student bed shortage expected after the Adelaide University merger.
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Farmer’s ripe ticket into QLD, while others stuck in virus limbo
A SA tomato grower can now re-enter the QLD market and is hoping to recoup $500,000 of lost revenue, but other farmers are still in limbo due to a highly-contagious virus.
‘They hate me because I win’: Banned ratepayer lashes Unley
A 78-year-old has given her side of the story after she became the first ratepayer ever to be banned from Unley council meetings.
‘Save this iconic SA brand’: CIBO stores face toughest battle yet
Glenelg’s CIBO Espresso owner fears if the brand is rebadged, SA produce and jobs will go under the transition.
Residents’ fight over three-year water bill crap-tastrophe
A five-unit complex has been slugged thousands of dollars for high water use – at times enough to fill 100 bath tubs – but plumbers couldn’t find a leak.
No bones about it, ashes of the dead are damaging environment
Did you know the spreading of human ashes does as much damage to the environment as bleach? But one SA cemetery is offering a new cleaner alternative to allow loved ones to grow with nature after death.
CIBO founder fears ‘jobs will be lost’ after Gloria Jeans sale
Whipped cream and syrup with your coffee might work in Queensland, but CIBO co-founder Roberto Cardone questions whether it will work in SA.
‘Disgusting’: 55 parklands locations identified for redevelopment
Adelaide City Council has listed which of the outdated and unsafe buildings in the parklands it wants to redevelop first. See the priority list.
‘Scapegoat’: Burnside councillor in naughty seat, but unaware why
The Burnside mayor has taken an extraordinary step to protect the health and safety of a female councillor, including making another member sit next to the chief executive.
Failed buyer for private hospital affects nearly 200 cancer patients
Nearly 200 cancer patients receiving treatment at the Western Hospital will be without a service from tomorrow, forcing them to undergo treatment elsewhere across the city.
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