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- Sep 30, 2026
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SA hospital pressure leading to demand 'flashpoint', union warns (opens the original)
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A man and his carer were left inside an ambulance at the Lyell McEwin Hospital for nine hours on Tuesday. The doctors' union says there were 130 patients inside the emergency department, where capacity is under 60. The health minister says potential causes of the increased demand include a spike in flu cases and the growing population in Adelaide's northern suburbs. A non-verbal man with pneumonia waited for more than nine hours in an ambulance outside an Adelaide hospital on a day that the doct
SA's statewide blackout was 10 years ago — but electricity debate is still live (opens the original)
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Blackouts come in different forms — there are those that affect memory, and those that affect electricity. But no mental blank has impaired the vividness of Tom Koutsantonis's recollection of the time when, on a tempestuous spring afternoon 10 years ago, power was cut to the whole of South Australia. Reflecting on the precise moment when the statewide blackout began, the Labor MP smiled wryly at the irony of the circumstances in which he found himself at the time. "I was actually in the parliame
'Anomalies' in images could prompt further search for young Gus Lamont (opens the original)
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As authorities announced a $1 million reward for critical information about Gus Lamont's disappearance, Detective Superintendent Darren Fielke reflected candidly on police's commitment to achieving a breakthrough. A prominent criminologist told the ABC that police would have thought "very carefully" about when to announce the reward, and that now was the right time. Superintendent Fielke also hinted at "anomalies" in aerial imagery that could prompt further searches. When the lead detective in t
Release of Snowtown serial killer 'very distressing' for victims (opens the original)
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An SA government attempt to block the release of so-called "bodies-in-the-barrels" killer James Spyridon Vlassakis was rejected this week. Parole Board chair Frances Nelson KC said Vlassakis remained in prison, but would be moved to the Adelaide Pre-release Centre. She also elaborated on the conditions of his parole, saying his movements would be restricted. The youngest of the Snowtown serial killers would "likely" go back to prison if he failed a drug test while on parole, the chair of the SA
Whyalla's steelmaking gap could last years as potential job losses mount (opens the original)
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The fate of 200 "embedded contractors" remains uncertain following the announcement 600 jobs will be slashed with the closure of the Whyalla steelworks' blast furnace. Experts estimate it could be between two-to-four years before steelmaking activities resume at the site. Two bidders remain in the running to buy the steelworks, while a third company retains its right of last offer. A resumption of steelmaking in Whyalla could be several years away, following the announcement that its ailing blas
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