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Health authorities are warning about a rise in infectious syphilis in South Australia across multiple populations, despite a reduction in testing during the COVID pandemic.

Worn chairs in the cancer ward of the Women’s and Children’s Hospital have been replaced with new recliners, after a patient’s father spoke out about “potential for infection”.

Labor is demanding Prime Minister Scott Morrison clarify his government’s position on net-zero emissions after a Coalition candidate described the pledge as not binding.

Police say the stabbing death of a man in the Adelaide CBD on Anzac Day is linked to violent gangs following the arrest of a 17-year-old boy yesterday.

Labor says Medicare services are at risk under the Morrison Government’s new health minister if re-elected, SA senator Anne Ruston. Meanwhile, polling shows neither the Coalition or Opposition will win a majority vote at the May 21 election.

South Australia has sent a team of swift water rescue experts to support the New South Wales State Emergency Service as it responds to “worse than anticipated” severe storms and life-threatening flooding.

Outbreaks of COVID-19 have forced classroom shutdowns at four South Australian primary schools this week, as outdoor education operators plead for the return of excursions and camps.

A “scared” and “really unwell” 85-year-old woman with COVID has been sent home alone from the Royal Adelaide Hospital against her and her family’s wishes, angering her son – a nurse – who says she needs medical care.

Serious illnesses like cancer will go undetected with more GPs and private specialists refusing to see patients in person because of a lack of specialised face masks as COVID spreads in South Australia, doctors warn.