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Adelaide Now reports the discovery of a so-called 'golden ticket' residency loophole that lets international students secure permanent residency in Australia. The report suggests certain visa pathways are being used in ways authorities may not have intended, raising questions about the integrity of the migration system and likely prompting calls for the government to close the gap.
- 2Adelaide measles outbreak puts hospital and venue on alert▼Hospital and entertainment venue on alert as Adelaide measles outbreak spreads
Health authorities in Adelaide, South Australia, have issued alerts after a measles outbreak spread further through the city. A hospital and an entertainment venue have both been named as exposure sites, with staff and visitors warned to watch for symptoms. Measles is highly contagious, and officials are urging anyone who may have been exposed to check their vaccination status and seek medical advice if unwell.
- 3South Australia measles outbreak grows to five cases●South Australia measles outbreak grows to five cases as patient spends 24 hours in Adelaide hospital ED
Health authorities in South Australia have confirmed a fifth measles case as an outbreak continues in the state. One infected patient spent 24 hours in a hospital emergency department in Adelaide, raising concerns about potential exposure of staff and other patients. Contact tracing is underway and residents are being urged to check their vaccination status.
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Adelaide residents are checking the latest weather outlook, with local outlets including Adelaide Now and Glam Adelaide publishing forecasts covering Wednesday, September 30th, and the days ahead. The reports give expected conditions for the city and surrounding areas as people plan for the week.
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South Australian officials have conceded that LIV Golf is 'looking unlikely' to return to the state in 2027. The admission raises doubts over the future of the Saudi-backed tour's popular Adelaide event, which has been one of the best-attended stops on the LIV calendar since it launched in Australia.
- 6Police probe whether Adelaide beach brawls were organised online●Police investigate whether beach brawls were 'organised' on social media By Evelyn Leckie SA Police are looking to ident
South Australian Police are investigating a series of public fights along Adelaide's metropolitan beaches, examining social media accounts believed to have organised or encouraged the brawls. Detectives are working to identify individuals behind the accounts and assess their level of organisation, after videos of the fights circulated widely online.