Border crackdown after Mildura Covid case
SA’s cross-border bubble has shrunk to 40km each way after a Covid-19 case was confirmed in Mildura. Authorities are on high alert over the case.
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Social media giants should pay for racist outrage
We live in a time of unparalleled free speech, despite what the snowflakes on the right say, writes Michael McGuire. But this has gone too far.
Struggle town: The fight to save our city businesses
Already struggling with a desperate lack of office workers and tourists, some city shop owners have had no choice but to give up in the face of the worst business conditions they have ever seen.
Restrictions poised to ease as traders’ costs mount up
Some of the wishes of desperate businesses are set to be granted after the latest round of Covid restrictions left them reeling again.
The fast and the furious – This is footy in the APY lands
It’s fast, tough and unforgiving. It is more than just a game. It is a way of life. Welcome to footy in the APY lands.
Flint’s new focus? Liberal sisterhood
In this week’s Off the Record, Pyne expands the team, Flint eyes new role while the Law Society of SA wants to censor rude wills.
Australia’s Covid vax history according to Scott Morrison
It’s been almost a year since Australians were told they were at the front of the queue. Michael McGuire looks at what’s changed.
Radio star’s sorrow at ‘shameful’ clash with his son
Chris Dittmar says he learned a hard and lasting lesson after he confronted his son about a mental health issue.
One small party, too much power and bad news for SA
The Nats are a small, once-respectable rump political party that evolved into something else entirely – and are not good for SA, writes Michael McGuire.
Threat or opportunity? The battle for the Barossa
A controversial hotel proposal for the Barossa Valley has fired up some locals who claim it will damage the wine region’s global reputation for character and authenticity.
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