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Three mass bird mortality events believed to be linked to the H5N1 avian flu strain have been recorded on islands off SA, the state's premier has told parliament.
Around 80 patients were left waiting for an ambulance in SA when demand peaked on Wednesday, according to the paramedics union which is pushing for greater investment to reduce ramping ahead of an expected rise in flu…
Some residents of SA's largest federal electorate say they are yet to receive census information by post, prompting confusion and concern about the possibility of fines.
A Tongan mechanic, who came to Australia under a Pacific worker scheme, is stuck in visa limbo after suffering a workplace injury and experiencing homelessness and unemployment when the labour hire company he worked for…
Government lawyers have contradicted South Australia's Premier over the number of trees to be cut down in the North Adelaide Gold Course redevelopment.
The death of a woman in a two-vehicle crash in Adelaide's north in 2022 came after "missed opportunities" to remove driver Tristan Mourant — who "knew he had medical advice not to drive" — from the road, a coroner finds.
Festival goers, many of whom have made the long drive to outback NSW for the Mundi Mundi Bash, are facing a nervous wait to see if it will still go ahead after days of rain.
In the remote opal mining town of White Cliffs, four lawyers and a builder prepare to do something few professionals would put on their resume, camel racing.
Being diagnosed with POTS in regional Australia means treatment is far away and local understanding of the condition is minimal.
A mistrial has been declared in the case of Kimlong Rim, who is charged with murder over the alleged fatal stabbing of a 21-year-old at a birthday party almost 20 years ago.
The former manager of an Aboriginal support service has told an inquest into the death of a 13-year-old boy that she felt police and child protection authorities were "beating her up" over not doing a good job of…
The SA government will introduce new laws to restrict the online delivery of alcohol, including a two-hour gap between order and delivery, as it announces a five-year plan to implement recommendations from the recent…
David Warner was driving his family home after a barbecue in April when he stopped short of a random test site, and was seen moving from the drivers seat.
Murray Bridge's Malcolm Blight held on to the adventurous The Kon-Tiki Expedition for more than 70 years, during which time he was inspired to undertake several journeys of his own.
Luigi Mangione's lawyers have described him as a "pawn in parallel prosecutions" and accused state and federal prosecutors of "trying to punish him twice for the exact conduct".
With a population of about 27 people and a handful of donkeys, Silverton can appear like a ghost town. But a self-appointed mayor/town drunk, an accidental cameleer, and a Mad Max aficionado are just some of the quirky…
Vets say they will be forced to euthanase wild birds they could be saving if they do not get urgent government financing and resources.
A Four Corners investigation can reveal the number of people waiting for full aged care funding at home stands at almost 154,000 — not 100,000 as officially reported.
As the US Department of Justice weighs whether to prosecute Anthony Fauci, medical experts say his persecution is weakening America's health system.
An inquest hears harrowing details about the death of a boy who had been sleeping rough in an industrial skip bin at Port Lincoln. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article…
The technology captures the faces of customers and matches their features against databases to identify repeat violent offenders.
Kangaroo Island's long-awaited new ferry service has been delayed yet again, more than 12 months after it was supposed to start.
Six teenagers, the youngest of them 14, have been arrested after allegedly leading police on a chase through the Adelaide CBD.
The former agent, known as Marcus, is seeking to return to Australia to give evidence to the Bondi royal commission in person.
After months of an internet and mobile blackout in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, people on the ground describe scenes of excessive, deadly force by government forces.
The strikes against targets across Russia are some of the largest mounted by Ukraine so far, and come as Russian forces carried out attacks on Ukrainian cities.
New minimum standards for food delivery workers come into effect today. It will see about 250,000 workers access better pay, and personal accident insurance cover.
Labor Senator opens up about her difficult early days of motherhood in the hopes of encouraging women around Australia to share their own experiences.
Solar panel waste is projected to reach about 90,000 tonnes a year by 2030. One of Australia's leading science organisations says a $10 fee per panel could help solve the problem.
A new study finds that an estimated 1.7 million people are susceptible to measles, with experts warning it could lead to more outbreaks.
Eighties knitwear designer Liz Newman walks into a gallery space hung with the quirky, colourful jumpers made from patterns she created decades ago - she thought these designs were lost forever.
Annie Delaine finds her retirement passion through the paintbrush, saying art has given her connections and purpose she missed after ending her nursing career.
An underworld killer who murdered four people, including three members of the same family, is fighting to be released from prison after almost four decades behind bars.
As Operation Rosny almost hits the halfway mark, here is a look back at the key moments from the week and what is coming next.
Israeli strikes on Lebanon targeting a Hezbollah commander kill 11 people, including three children, making it the deadliest raid since June deals eased hostilities in the region.
Two days after Salma's engagement party in Kabul, the Taliban swept back to power in Afghanistan.
From planting trees to dementia choirs and early morning cafes for the homeless, volunteering is turning lives around, offering opportunities and filling gaps in community services across Australia.
Yunta's newest residents turn the taps back on at a historic pub in outback SA.
Torrential rains and flooded roads did not stop more than 70 cars from taking part in this year's Variety Bash, even if major route alterations were needed.
Continuous investigations have led to the Australian Federal Police arresting an Adelaide man as he attempted to leave the country, following the previous arrest of a 48-year-old woman in June.
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