Groper V-C’s high-flying travel bill
Former Uni of Adelaide vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen amassed a $304,000 travel bill in his short tenure — almost as much as his payout.
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An unprecedented number of high-flying expatriates are returning from Europe and the US to restart life away from hard lockdowns.
ABC tweet outrages ‘boring’ SA
An ABC news editor has been labelled ‘the ultimate Ultimo wanker’ after he suggested Sydneysiders ‘may die of boredom’ if they travel to South Australia.
SA tastes freedom under Marshall law
The border is (mostly) open and approval ratings are high but there’s still 18 months until the next election — can Premier Steven Marshall keep his lead?
‘Rolling projects’ key to underpinning jobs
States must approach stimulus spending in the same way that the RBA has used monetary policy and move away from ‘big-bang’ projects, SA Premier Steven Marshall says.
Missing SA sailor’s possessions wash up
Grave fears are held for a SA sailor who vanished twice at sea in less than two weeks after personal possessions washed up near the Murray Mouth.
Salty sailor goes missing again
Tony Higgins and his old, leaky boat are lost, less than two weeks after he sparked the biggest search and rescue in SA history.
Uni donors question payout to disgraced VC
University of Adelaide to reassure benefactors that none of their money has been used to pay out Peter Rathjen.
Isolation fuelling eating disorders
The death of Lisa Curry’s beloved daughter Jaimi Kenny has sparked alarm about a COVID-fuelled eating disorder boom.
Plea to fall in line on opening borders
Every state and territory should fall in line behind the commonwealth on reopening the borders, according to Steven Marshall.
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