Store staff face death threats over virus shortages
Assaults, abuse and death threats from customers angry about low supply levels have sparked calls for better legal protection for workers, but the government says strong rules are already there.
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Liberal MPs still ignore me, says Bonaros
SA Best MP Connie Bonaros has revealed the emotional impact the Sam Duluk saga has had on her. She has also raised concerns about the handling of the issue.
Greens veteran reveals plan to quit politics
SA Greens founding member Mark Parnell has announced he will leave parliament at the next state election. But he says he is not planning to twiddle his thumbs in retirement.
Legend lashes lip service locking SA out of the game
Football deserves better than lip service from politicians on a bandwagon, Socceroos legend John Kosmina says, after revelations SA may not qualify to host Women’s World Cup matches.
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SA ready for case spike as hundreds jet in from overseas
The arrival of 280 passengers in Adelaide this morning – on a flight from India – could spark up to 25 new COVID-19 cases, crushing the state’s 31-day disease-free streak.
SA could record dozens of new cases within days
SA officials are preparing for a spike in cases of COVID-19 with international visitors set to arrive this weekend. But it won’t stop the state from pushing on with the easing of restrictions.
New voice joins calls to ditch South Road revamp
Calls to dump the upgrade of South Road are growing louder after the property lobby declared social infrastructure must overtake transport spending in post-covid Adelaide.
Jury’s out for Lib MP on bus plans
As analysis shows bus cuts could hurt polling in senior Liberals’ electorates, the government’s most vulnerable MP has taken the step of appealing to her constituents before casting her lot.
Ditch dull tunnels to splurge on social life
Building “social infrastructure” will send South Australia’s dollars further than a North-South tunnel project, say property developers who want the plan ditched.
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