SA has recorded eight new coronavirus cases, its largest jump, as an Unley High students tests positive after coming in contact with a teacher with the virus. The State Government has defended its handling of the case.
Australia has plenty of food but charities and the government are racing to come up with new ways to get it to the most vulnerable members of our society.
Police should be sent to South Australian supermarkets to keep order and protect staff as hoarders continue to strip shelves, a union says. About time or overkill? VOTE IN THE POLL
South Australia has recorded five new COVID-19 cases – four women and a man – as the Premier says the state’s schools will stay open. He also blasted rumours the CBD was about to go into lockdown as “ludicrous”.
SA’s department of planning and infrastructure boss has vowed to work with residents along the North-South corridor. But there are fears over compensation.
Motorists have been flocking to the Northern Connector. Now the State Government has announced when motorists can travel at 110km/h.
Public transport is set for the biggest overhaul in decades with a promise of better, faster services. But not everyone will be happy.
State politicians are warming to the idea of deregulating shopping hours as a new poll shows South Australians of all political persuasions back the move.
The drive-through coronavirus testing clinic has uncovered its first patient, one of three to be confirmed on Thursday. The state’s total is now at 12.
The Prime Minister made a rare national address on Thursday night, urging preparation and unity amid the growing pandemic. It followed the earlier news of a $17.6 billion stimulus package which will deliver $750 handouts to more than six million people.
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