State to lift ACT, NSW travel ban within days
South Australia is poised to open itself up to visitors from the ACT and possibly NSW within days.
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No yolk: activists want chicken memorial
A chicken-related tragedy in South Australia has prompted calls for a taxpayer-funded memorial at the scene of the fiery accident that claimed the lives of 5000 chooks.
Uni hires barrister to probe Rathjen sex scandal
The University of Tasmania is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct levelled against former vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen, as the scandal surrounding him grows.
Libs in uproar over Jing Lee challenge
A rebel MP faces expulsion over his challenge to controversial member Lee amid concerns over her support for Beijing.
Uni of Adelaide reveals chancellor’s payout
The University of Adelaide has cancelled pay cuts and revealed the details of its controversial settlement with former vice chancellor Peter Rathjen.
Push for probe into China-linked MP
Three Federal Liberal MPs demand investigation into one of their own, SA Lib Jing Lee, citing a national security concern.
Three unis assess Rathjen’s record
Three universities are reviewing full details of disgraced VC Peter Rathjen’s conduct during his chequered two-decade career.
Academic staff seek answers over ex-VC
Angry staff at the University of Adelaide are banding together to demand answers as to how serial sex predator Peter Rathjen was appointed vice-chancellor.
Universal childcare can thrive
Every Australian child should be guaranteed access to childcare under a universal model similar to Medicare.
Besieged MP wipes photos over Beijing links
Jing Lee deletes photographs from her social media accounts amid growing calls for an inquiry into SA’s Chinese consulate.
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