Daniel Keane
Biotech company pushing to begin Australian production of mRNA coronavirus vaccines
An international biotech company says it could manufacture mRNA COVID-19 vaccines — including Pfizer’s — in Australia, but would need support and...
Coronavirus is causing panic-buying, but what does that mean for Australia’s food security?
Empty supermarket shelves have become a common sight in the past few weeks, since coronavirus sparked widespread panic-buying. After initial limits on...
‘Monsoonal’ deluge swamps Adelaide and Port Lincoln
Parts of South Australia were still being lashed late on Friday night by severe thunderstorms, after power was earlier cut to the...
Six-week ban for unregistered woman who played in men’s football match
South Australia’s Minister for Sport has joined a chorus of criticism against a six-week ban handed to a female footballer after she...
Julie Bishop says ‘thanks but no thanks’ to SA governor’s job
Julie Bishop has turned down the chance to become South Australia’s next governor, with her sister saying the high-profile former minister did...
Father and daughter drownings at Cape Carnot could prompt tourist hotspot’s closure
The co-owner of a popular but treacherous tourist hotspot along a rugged stretch of South Australia’s coastline is considering blocking access to...
Brown snake stops SANFL football game between Panthers and Roosters at Noarlunga Oval
According to legend Saint Patrick banished every snake from Ireland, and Sunday marks the anniversary of his death and the religious feast...
Trawler’s crew make it safely to shore after 12 days waiting for rescue in Great Australian Bight
A fishing crew whose boat was adrift for almost a fortnight in the Great Australian Bight has made it safely back to...
Maths is about to hand out its ‘Nobel Prize’ – here’s why you should care
Mathematics is popularly considered to be a solitary activity practised out of the public spotlight, but every four years that perception briefly...
Off-the-wall ‘mansplaining’ ad puts Adelaide Uni in the crosshairs
The University of Adelaide has distanced itself from an advertisement that has made headlines around the world and attracted criticism and ridicule...