‘She had no symptoms’: Single mum dealt terminal diagnosis
An Adelaide single mum-of-three went to hospital complaining of pain and left with a terminal diagnosis. Prior to that, she had no other symptoms.
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‘Challenge ahead’: Dust settles on Whyalla rescue package optimism
Whyalla workers were filled with ‘optimism and relief’ after yesterday’s $2.4bn rescue package announcement, but as the dust settles, they now know they have a ‘hell of a challenge’ ahead.
Farmer of the Year Awards 2024: Top winners revealed
A dairy farming family who dramatically increased production within their dairy herd has been crowned Australia’s best farmers. See all the winners.
‘Serious bite’: Man attacked by his own dog for the second time
A man has been attacked by his own dog for the second time in 12-months, sparking an emergency chopper dispatch to the Yorke Peninsula.
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Starick: White elephant in the room as Albo smashes nuclear
Anthony Albanese left one key factor out in his nuclear broadside on Peter Dutton in Whyalla, writes Paul Starick.
Lightning strikes twice: Administrator to rescue Whyalla … again
Mark Mentha triumphantly sold the Whyalla steelworks to Sanjeev Gupta back in 2017, after saving it from near collapse. Now he’s back to save the steel city once again.
Three injured in wild Port Augusta brawl (7NEWS)
There have been wild scenes in Port Augusta with three people injured after a basketball game descended into an all-out brawl.
Ciggies seized as eastern suburbs tobacco shop firebombed
Police have seized hundreds of cigarettes from a Glynburn Rd shop after the business was hit attacked on Friday, in what is allegedly the latest salvo in Adelaide’s tobacco wars.
Adelaide Fringe chief’s Whyalla tribute as major milestone hits
The boss of the Adelaide Fringe says if it wasn’t for her upbringing in Whyalla, the event wouldn’t be as big as it is today.
Albo: Whyalla was ‘a national issue’
Mr Albanese said one of the lessons of the Covid pandemic was that Australia could not be a vulnerable nation at the end of supply chains –…
79 months: Public hospital specialist wait times blow out
A child born today who needs a specialist appointment may start school before even getting in the door with a doctor, new data shows.
‘Bit of a surprise’: Adelaide radio legend’s shock axing
He’s spent more than four decades on-air and mentored some of Adelaide radio’s biggest names. Now a popular presenter has bid a final farewell to listeners.
Mali: Whyalla plan ‘like proposing to my wife’
Fresh from the biggest crisis of his political career, Premier Peter Malinauskas kicked off his keynote speech with an unexpected anecdote –…
Not a zealot for nuclear, but only way for ‘stable market’: Dutton
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has used his Future SA address to spruik his party’s energy plan – and says nuclear could work alongside renewables. Follow live.
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