Ashton Hurn has named the Opposition leadership team that will be fighting for seats at next year’s March state election – and there are a few surprises.
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As Slingsby Theatre readies its three-part curtain-call A Concise Compendium of Wonder, artistic director Andy Packer re...
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This newly renovated home boasts the luxury of space with six bedrooms, six car parks and a self-contained apartment.
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Nearly four weeks after asbestos-contaminated sand was discovered in schools, SA Education Minister Blair Boyer has received a response to his call for a national inquiry into how it landed in Australia. SA is facing a costly cleanup bill.
Jennie-Marie Gorman thinks “the gap” is widening for public school children and that’s why the Australian Education Union is calling for a commitment for all classrooms to be brought up to scratch.
A more than year-long debate was finally resolved in a rowdy debate that drew a full gallery of passionate spectators – one escorted out of the chamber by security.
A former industrial site is being reborn as one of Adelaide’s most sustainable new neighbourhoods, with 800-plus new homes, retained heritage features and affordable housing options.
SALIFE The Collector’s Issue
As Slingsby Theatre readies its three-part curtain-call A Concise Compendium of Wonder, artistic director Andy Packer reflects on the company’s history, and their ecological ambitions for sustainable touring theatre.
