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Exposed: The issue fuelling ramping no one is talking about
South Australia has the highest rate of patients stuck in hospital limbo in the nation and a leading doctor warns the cause is a problem no one is willing to fix.
What’s fuelling the Sandwich Gen’s ‘guilt-ridden juggle’?
From the ‘burbs to the bush there is a generation of mums who are struggling to find the right balance between work, kids and looking after their ageing parents.
Leafy green nightmare: Hidden homeless reality no one expects
There’s an emerging ‘invisible’ face of homelessness for Adelaide women with jobs. Their stories are sobering.
Band of brothers: One family’s proud Port Adelaide tradition
For this Adelaide family, working at the port has stirred a sense of pride for generations – from using horses to load ships, to building advanced warships at Osborne.
Yee-haw: The surprise Gen Z trend taking over bars
City kids in cowboy boots are leading a line dancing resurgence with ‘90s hits filling dance floors and one footballer says it’s even improving his on field moves.
How to stem the mental health crisis in our classrooms
As Aussie primary schools grapple with surging rates of depression, anxiety and aggressive outbursts there’s a bold push to put this one thing back in our classrooms.
The rise of ‘fluid fans’: Is Gen Z ending traditional team loyalty?
From Boomers to Gen Z, there’s been a massive shift in how sports teams – and superstars – are followed. Find out what the differences are between the two generations.
‘What I learned the night my husband and son died in a fire’
She is one of the nation’s most well recognised faces in education but her four decade-long commitment to other people’s kids masks a silent heartbreak – the loss of her husband and son.
‘What I learned the night my husband and son died in a fire’
She is one of the nation’s most well recognised faces in education but her four decade-long commitment to other people’s kids masks a silent heartbreak – the loss of her husband and son.
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