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New partnership supporting hospitality sector in South Australia

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The hospitality sector in South Australia is in crisis, with many job vacancies in restuarants. But with limited migration and a vulnerable economy after the COVID pandemic, it’s getting difficult to fill these positions.   The Adelaide Institute of Hospitality is partnering with Australia Study Team to motivate international students to work in the sector, …

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Fox News settles for record $1.2 Billion in defamation case

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The voting machine maker Dominion had sued Fox News for defamation following sustained commentary on a number of its programs claiming that in the 2020 presidential election various types of ‘voting frauds’ had taken place. This meant damage for Dominion’s brand as a company commissioned to count votes in various states and they lost business …

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Father Bob dies aged 88

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An outpouring of grief today has today been in evidence in the media, online and with ordinary Australians in their everyday life. Father Bob Maguire was a Roman Catholic Priest who dedicated his life to charity and helping those on the lower rungs of society. Coming to prominence in the media later in life, his …

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Shape-Shifting Antibiotics

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Researchers at The University of Adelaide’s, The Waite Research Institute were involved in a collaborative study with Professor John Moses from Cold Spring Harbour Laboratory, in New York. The researchers have designed and synthesized a unique class of shapeshifting vancomycin dimers that evade resistance acquisition mechanisms in superbugs, including the ESKAPE pathogens, vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus (VRE), …

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Deadly power struggle in Sudan

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War and violence seems to dog Sudan no matter what results. Erstwhile partners in ousting former hardline Islamic dictator Omar Hassan al-Bashir, current supremo General Abdel Fattah al-Burham has the Sudanese Army battling his 2 IC General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo or “Hemedti” who has his Rapid Support Forces of around 100.000 men.   Khartoum is sustaining …

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Karen Andrews takes a back seat

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The announcement of the new Dutton shadow ministry had the predicted move of elevating Senator Jacinta Nampinjimpa Price to Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians. What did surprise was senior Liberal Karen Andrews moving to the back bench and deciding not contest the next election. Image: Image: Wikicommons Produced By: Roderick Chambers Featured In Story: Dr …

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