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Nursing home residents endure five days without mains power after storm cut supply

As some SA residents face more than a week in the dark after storms brought down power lines, an Adelaide Hills nursing home that is still without mains supply has attracted criticism, with the daughter of one 89-year-old resident expressing concerns.

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SA's blackout costly for businesses, households as work continues to restore power days after severe storm

SA businesses are counting the costs of the ongoing blackout due to Saturday's storms, as authorities say power should be restored to everyone "before the weekend".

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Use of Grammarly in Year 12 English exams advantages some students, senior teacher says

South Australian regulatory board considering whether it should continue to allow access to the writing assistance program

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SA close to latest virus peak

The South Australian government says the state is close to the peak in the latest wave of coronavirus cases.

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SA court rejects vaccine mandate challenge

The Court of Appeal has rejected the challenge to SA's vaccine mandates brought by former Adelaide Crows player Deni Varnhagen.

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Solar and wind power shutdown forecast as SA remains cut off from national electricity grid

Wind farms and rooftop solar installations could be switched off in the coming days to protect SA's energy grid, with experts warning of the risk of more blackouts following the weekend's extreme weather. The state remains cut off from the national electricity market after key infrastructure was toppled in the…

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SA weighs overhaul of rental laws

The South Australian government has released a discussion paper on possible changes to renting laws, including a ban on "rent bidding".

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Storm-hit SA grapples with too much power

Power chiefs may be forced to cut back on renewable energy production in SA this week with the state likely to have too much electricity.

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SA premier defends hosting Saudi-backed LIV Golf, calling critics ‘establishment monopolist forces’

Peter Malinauskas says LIV Golf competition will boost state’s economy but critics say it is an attempt to ‘sports wash Saudi Arabia’s human rights record’

The Guardian - AU

Power cuts have hit SA in a big way — here's how they compare to the 2016 statewide blackout

South Australia's weekend storms knocked out power to 163,000 homes and businesses, and the event has inevitably prompted comparisons with the infamous statewide blackout. Based on what we know so far, here's how the situations compare.

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Thousands remain without power in regional South Australia after three-day outage

Wild weather over the weekend has left thousands of residents without power for three days and some communities without access to emergency calls.

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No Australians in WC team of tournament

In a final indictment of Australia's disappointing World Cup campaign, none of Andrew McDonald's players have been picked in the ICC's team of the tournament.

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Power outages continue in SA after storms

Maintenance crews continue to work to restore power to South Australian properties after weekend storms blacked out 163,000 homes and businesses.

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Storm clean-up continues as some northern SA communities lose access to phone services

Close to 30,000 homes and businesses remain without power and some communities in South Australia's north have lost access to emergency phone calls as the clean-up from the weekend's storms continues.

The Times of India

Afghanistan government has in principle agreed to resume women's cricket, says ICC

DUBAI: The ICC on Sunday said the Afghanistan government supports the world body's constitution and has "in principle" agreed to resuming women's cricket in the country.

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Wild storms force closure of more than 50 Adelaide schools, tens of thousands left without power

Some 65,000 homes and businesses remain without electricity, with SA Power Networks saying many will not be reconnected until at least Tuesday.

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COVID-19 wave intensifies in SA with thousands more cases, health system prepares for more pressure

The number of new recorded COVID-19 cases in South Australia jumps by more than 3,000 from last week's figure, prompting a call from a leading epidemiologist for a reintroduction of mask-wearing.

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The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Team India fans make a painful point on WhatsApp

NEW DELHI: India's utter rout in the T20 World Cup triggered a predictable deluge of fan gyan, ranging from self deprecating to team shaming, from funny to nasty, lame to crass, but generally to the point.

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Redbacks on top despite Kelly's burst

South Australia dusted off the loss of two key wickets immediately after tea to finish day one 5-267 of their Shield clash against the Warriors at the WACA.

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Power cuts for SA river residents

SA Power Networks says it has already started cutting power to Murray River properties as floodwaters

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Film director SA's Australian of the Year

A documentary director and author who is focused on teaching people to love their bodies has taken out the title of South Australia's Australian of the Year.

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Murray flooding in SA set to get worse

The South Australian government says the latest forecast for water flows down the Murray River will add to local flooding.

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River Murray flows to peak at new high putting thousands of properties at risk

Up to 165 gigalitres a day is now expected to flow down the River Murray into South Australia from early December, putting an estimated 3,680 properties at risk, with authorities now outlining evacuation plans for vulnerable locals.

The Guardian - AU

Remains of 18 Indigenous people held by UK museums return to Australia

Return is part of painstaking effort to recover thousands of ancestors stolen from traditional lands who now lie in more than 20 countries

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