It’s that time of year again — soaring temperatures set to sear winter white skin. Australians know the rule — always wear sunscreen — and yet skin cancer is still one of our top killers. Tory Shepherd reports on the myths and mistakes people keep making.
Public viewing areas will be set up at South Australia’s new rocket launch site on Eyre Peninsula.
John Chau’s ludicrous attempt to convert the Sentinelese to Christianity ended in his death, but he’s just one of scores of rogue evangelicals targeting “unreached people”, writes Tory Shepherd.
Staying hydrated on a long run seems sensible – unless, of course, you are talking 20 wine tastings on a marathon through the Medoc in France.
A rocket launcher sending satellites into space will be built in South Australia, a move Premier Steven Marshall said would see the state’s chance to be Space HQ “skyrocket”.
Religion in schools. It’s one of our touchiest topics. Include sexual discrimination and you’ve got a power keg — as Federal Parliament saw today. The debate comes to State Parliament next.
A “predatory” chiropractor whom authorities promised would “never practise again” has access to the unsuspecting public through a TAFE SA massage course.
The Future Frigates project will cost the Australian taxpayer about $35 billion — but how much will flow back into the economy? And how many jobs will it support? We found out.
Our leaders had a chance to clearly explain a report that advised us to run taps before drinking water. Instead they buried it, and created unnecessary fear and panic, writes Tory Shepherd.
What could be wrong with wanting a kid to find their “forever home”? To help a foster kid be adopted into a loving family? It’s not quite that simple.
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