SA Opposition Leader swept up in lockdown
More than 1200 South Australians are in mandatory lockdown as the state scrambles to contain a coronavirus outbreak at a school specialising in ESL for refugees.
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Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young calls on all sides of politics to resist influence of ‘a dangerous anti-science agenda’.
MPs fear academic’s China link
Search for new vice-chancellor at University of Adelaide a flashpoint for growing concern about Chinese influence.
‘Like one rule for us, another for punters
SA Libs slammed for holding 700-strong dinner in same week as limits reintroduced for funerals, weddings.
Landscape of pent-up demand drives bids
A lesser-known painting by Hans Heysen has sold for more than $400,000 above its reserve, signalling a resurgent interest in the artist.
‘China-friendly’ VC in frame
University of Queensland’s outgoing vice-chancellor emerges as surprising frontrunner for Adelaide post.
Premier axes four of his frontbench
Premier Steven Marshall has swung the axe, announcing the forced resignation of three ministers and his upper house president.
Community spirit vanishes in ‘Bermuda Triangle’
SA’s hard border closure has divided the people of Murrayville and Pinnaroo in unexpected ways.
Watchdog to probe MP travel claims
A travel rorts scandal that has already snared five country MPs in the SA Liberal government has widened into a full-blown ICAC investigation.
Shelter offers hope for women and their pets
There is growing evidence that pets, like children, often become both pawns and victims in abusive relationships.
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