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TRACE: University of Tasmania researcher Professor Michael Breadmore and PhD candidate Mostafa Adel Atia Abuzeid at a university laboratory. Picture: supplied

Uni researchers developing mobile virus detection device

Picture: Shutterstock

Partnership to guarantee manufacture of potential COVID-19 vaccine

SA - On The Road Back: Friday, June 5

SA - On The Road Back: Friday, June 5

New Zealand picks COVID-19 elimination day, UN wants "a people's vaccine"

DIGESTNew Zealand picks COVID-19 elimination day, UN wants "a people's vaccine"

Finger prick testing seeks answers to COVID-19 questions

Finger prick testing seeks answers to COVID-19 questions

Jackie Meyers

Laverty pathology area coordinator Ann Deniz testing for coronavirus in Canberra. Picture: Karleen Minney

OPINIONFour ways Australia's coronavirus response was a triumph, and four ways it fell short

Stephen Duckett, Anika Stobart

SA - On The Road Back: Thursday, June 4

SA - On The Road Back: Thursday, June 4

Sharon Hansen

Britain passes an unenviable mark

DIGESTBritain passes an unenviable mark

Kim Chappell

The Times sports form

The Times sports form

Great Southern Football League president Terry Corcoran is optimistic of season 2020 commencing.

No paid players in community football

Michael Simmons

Langhorne Creek legends Joe Hill and Ben Warren unearth some history about the club with Great Southern Football League secretary Kevin Curran.

The Hawks still the team to beat

Michael Simmons

The Times sports form

The Times sports form

Parramatta players celebrate a try during the match against the Brisbane Broncos last week at Suncorp Stadium. The Eels were among the big winners from Round 3. Photo: Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images

Eels look the goods, Dragons not so much

Laurie Daley

Adelaide Crows senior coach Matthew Nicks looks on during the round 1 AFL match against the Sydney Swans at Adelaide Oval on March 21. Photo: Daniel Kalisz/Getty Images

OPINIONHawks and Crows, a tale of two AFL cultures

Rohan Connolly

9 amazing NSW Central West weekend getaways

9 amazing NSW Central West weekend getaways

Nadine Morton

WE ARE OPEN: Falls Creek Management Resort have revealed they will only release 250 day passes for vehicles ahead of ski season. Season pass holders and those with overnight bookings will be unrestricted. Picture: MATT HULL

Resort reveals COVID capacity limit ahead of ski season

Sophie Boyd

Look out on the ranges and plains of the outback from your private deck.

Last days to enter: Win an outback getaway for two

Joanne Crawford

SA Whale Centre reopens for long weekend after southern right sightings

SA Whale Centre reopens for long weekend after southern right sightings

Dani Brown

GET ARTY: An entry in the last heritage youth art competition.

Art show due date pushed back

Dani Brown

FRESH BREAD: Anna's Homestyle Baking is one of the vendors at the Goolwa Cittaslow Farmers Market. Photo: Rod Flintoff.

Some markets remain on region's menu

Dani Brown

SA Whale Centre reopens for long weekend after southern right sightings

SA Whale Centre reopens for long weekend after southern right sightings

One of the prize-winning entries from last year's competition. Adelaide Decrevel, 12 years, made ’The Endeavour’, a water colour painting.

Entries for online Fleurieu Coast youth art competition closing soon

Dani Brown

Cole Larsen, left, with Icelandic Viking actors Lýður Valgeir Jóhannesson, Atli Freyr Guðmundsson, Peter Hanlon and Atli Geir Jóhannsson during the filming of Atlantis, Iceland.

Fleurieu film buff funds fellowship for filmmakers to honour friend

Dani Brown

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Emma Brown

Finding a driving instructor who is the right fit for you

Finding a driving instructor who is the right fit for you

COMMITMENT: The team at Export Finance Australia offers financial expertise and solutions that will drive sustainable growth to benefit both the nation and its partners. Photo: Export Finance Australia

Finance solutions to help Aussie exporters during COVID-19

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Making a difference: Natasha Bull and her grandmother Evelyn Berg.

Family affair: The united front of women with passion for supporting kids in need

Rosie Ryan

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Emma Brown

The 2020 HIA-CSR Australian Home of the Year was won by BJ Millar Constructions from Queensland.

Pushing the boundaries of innovation

CONFIDENCE: The survey showed that investors were optimistic about the market.

It's business as usual reports survey of property investors

DEFYING THE DOWNTURN: Australian agricultural land prices are expected to defy any effects of a severe COVID-19-led global recession, according to a new report. Photo - Shuttestock.

Agricultural land prices will remain afloat

Kindness begins at home

Kindness begins at home

Gary Bentley

Scamwatch: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is

Scamwatch: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is

Real-life: crested penguins.

Just for kids: crafty little critters

Joanne Crawford

Kindness begins at home

Kindness begins at home

GET ARTY: An entry in the last heritage youth art competition.

Art show due date pushed back

Dani Brown

Share the joy and the pain

OPINIONShare the joy and the pain

Gary Bentley

9 amazing NSW Central West weekend getaways

9 amazing NSW Central West weekend getaways

Googong's 'Grass Man' - the hero we need right now. Picture: AAP

Googong's 'Grass Man' should be Aussie of the Year

Get of the grass: And they did. The accommodating PM Scott Morrison with the lawn-proud man in Queanbeyan.

WATCH'Get off the grass': is it the most Aussie request ever?

The koala and the wombat who became best friends in lockdown

GOOD NEWSThe koala and the wombat who became best friends in lockdown

Salvage diver Warwick Hill and KI Yacht Club commodore Phil Trenaman conduct the salvage operation of the yacht Judy Ann last week. Photo Carol Miell

Sunken yacht salvaged at American River

Stan Gorton

Philadelphians takes a knee during a nine-minute long vigil for George Floyd as thousands around the nation protest police brutality. Picture: Getty Images

OPINIONThe fury in US cities is rooted in a long history of racist policing, violence and inequality

Clare Corbould

STAYING POSITIVE: Musician Joe Creighton has been spending his time working on songs and recording backing tracks in his home studio in Golden Point. Picture: Adam Trafford

'The public is starved for live music'; Joe Creighton positive for future of industry

Rochelle Kirkham

A glimpse of the mako shark near the Eden Wharf captured by Drew Mudaliar

'Never seen it before in my life': Shark cruises close to South Coast wharf

Jacob McMaster

Kindness begins at home

Kindness begins at home

Gary Bentley

BLOCKED: Teens are much more likely to block someone for cyber bullying them than to tell a teacher.

Why teens don't block and report cyber bullying - and what parents can do

Jessie Mitchell

Moments of ugliness stain world of beauty

Moments of ugliness stain world of beauty

Marie Low

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

LADY OF THE HOUSE: Miriam Margolyes as Aunt Prudence in Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, in cinemas nationally from February 27.

Dear Prudence comes out to play for unstoppable Miriam

Geraldine Cardozo

TURNING THE PAGE: Rosie Craven is living with early stage Alzheimer's but is now able to enjoy hobbies such as reading again thanks to a new clinical trial.

Everything is Rosie thanks to new Alzheimer's drug trial

Rowan Cowley

Labor and coalition MPs are worried about people contracting coronavirus at anti-racism protests.

Politicians worry over protesters' health

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Police have promised a strong presence at an unauthorised Black Lives Matter rally in Sydney.

Sydney rally organiser lodges appeal: MP

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Victoria has recorded no new COVID-19 cases ahead of a Black Lives Matter rally in Melbourne.

Zero new COVID-19 cases in Victoria

Mandy Hodson has received a secret settlement over the deaths of her parents Terence and Christine.

Settlement for slain informer's children

TRACE: University of Tasmania researcher Professor Michael Breadmore and PhD candidate Mostafa Adel Atia Abuzeid at a university laboratory. Picture: supplied

Uni researchers developing mobile virus detection device

Emily Jarvie

The HomeBuilder grants are poorly designed, say economists. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

'Not very wise': Why HomeBuilder grants have missed the mark

Kirsten Lawson

Protests in Australian cities are intended to put the spotlight on Aboriginal deaths in custody.

Thousands to rally for Black Lives Matter

Heather McNab

Organisers have asked protesters to wear masks, bring hand sanitiser and stand in groups of 20.

Melbourne protesters ready to flout rules

Andi Yu

Federal Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie (centre) with small business financial counsellors Cheree Reichl and Erica McAvaney from Rural Business Support. Ms Sharkie helped secure $1 million for four financial counsellors in fire-affected areas of Mayo.

Funding secures extra rural financial counsellors for Mayo

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Australia's lucerne seed exports were put at risk with Keith trader Tim Cadzow falsifying labels on the export of lucerne seed to Saudi Arabia over a nearly 3.5 year period.

Lucerne seed exporter jailed for falsifying documentation

CATHERINE MILLER

Mediterranean fruit fly. Photo: PIRSA

Fruit fly outbreaks prompt long weekend warning

ENERGY: Like humans, most animals will settle better after they've been exercised.

How can I prepare my pets for easing COVID-19 restrictions?

RSPCA
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OLD MEETS NEW: Architects Hindley & Co were sympathetic to the home's original features, while incorporating numerous 21st century upgrades. Photos: Tatjana Plitt. Produced with BowerBird.

Marrying mid-century & modern styles

It's worth getting tax advice in an unusual financial year

It's worth getting tax advice in an unusual financial year

Noel Whittaker