Covid changes causing stress, anxiety for hospo workers
Constant Covid restriction changes are causing anxiety and depression among SA’s hospitality workers, with huge numbers worried about their mental health.
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Fallen trees, blackouts keep crews busy
Overnight on Friday, the SES were called to nearly 500 jobs, as trees fell on cars, houses, bird aviaries and carports. 50,000 people were left without power.
SA Covid restrictions: Everything you need to know
Can I travel interstate? Do I need to wear a mask now? Can I go to work? We bust the confusion with our Q&A on the latest changes to SA rules.
Wild, wet and windy — and more to come
The wild weather that battered SA on Thursday is well and truly back – and the bureau says heavy rain and gusty winds will remain into the weekend.
Respect and safety has to become the new normal
All endured some form of abuse or harassment – at work, school or on the street. But no one should have to – and these four women have stepped up to reclaim safety.
Going dry for dad, SA racing identity David Thomas
Meet the brothers doing Dry July to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation in tribute to their dad, who died in May less than a day after being diagnosed.
Moonstruck: Adelaide’s mission to the moon
Adelaide scientists are helping NASA’s Artemis Mission to return men, and the first woman, to the moon. by the mid-2020s.
Crisis beds bungle in multimillion-dollar tender
There are calls for an investigation after a maths error emerged in tender documents over the number of homeless crisis beds needed in the CBD and the south.
Hundreds of students march against sexual violence
Adelaide students from public and private schools have marched against sexual violence at school, demanding better education on sexual consent.
How voluntary euthanasia will work in SA
Voluntary euthanasia has now been legalised in South Australia – but how will it work? Three different assessments, medicine delivered in a locked box – this is the process.
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