South Australia's ICAC commissioner Ann Vanstone has quit, effective from September. A taste of her statement below. Says her calls for a review of the 2021 reforms, which significantly reduced @ICAC_SA's powers, have "fallen on deaf ears." #saparli
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ABC Radio Adelaide will broadcast live on Friday 5.30am-9am from the home of the Adelaide Comets ahead of the Tillies vs China game
Club Rooms - Adelaide Comets Football Club
Ellis Park, enter off West Terrace, next to Adelaide High School
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Karen Tighe is an absolute legend. I first saw her top class work on ABC TV's Live & Sweaty . Thank you for helping to bring female sport reporters and commentators into the light. Best of luck in your future.
Take note of the 1 minute mark of this !! Women like Karen Tighe are the exact reason why women like me are now involved and included in the sporting media landscape. A wonderful legacy @karentighe - thank you !!
#Copenhagen is planting fruit trees in streets so everyone can enjoy fresh fruit. In #Ottawa, fruit #trees are being planted to support local food banks. #Adelaide is considering a similar plan to help the homeless.
We have the solutions. Implement them.
#ActOnClimate#nature
The sun doesn’t set in the poles, instead, in the land of midnight sun there is a golden hour which can last the entire night
📹 Alfredo Bonifaz/worldtraveler_ab
“Hey girl, you maybe wanna share this?” 🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸
🥹 The beautiful moment an Aussie and an American decided to share a world title 🥹
Peak sportsmanship 👏👏👏
#WorldAthleticsChamps
Get a load of this joyful little comedian!
Researchers at the University of Bristol (UK) recently created the Early Humor Survey to explore how humor develops in very young children.
They found that roughly half of the babies in the tool’s data set showed an appreciation for humor by 2 months of age - and that by 11 months, roughly half of the babies began to experiment with making their own jokes. https://t.co/1EOnn7CDgO
🎥 the.present.perspective IG
Every time you catch COVID-19, your risk of other severe issues starts to rise.
Research is starting to show that with reinfection, your chance of serious issues such as diabetes, mental health issues, and chronic fatigue goes up.