Kathryn Bermingham
State Political Editor at The Advertiser (South Australia)
Investigative reporter at the ABC. Email [email protected] or [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
If you asked South Australians what they'd like to see in this year's state budget, it's likely their answer would touch on housing or cost-of-living relief. Both have been persistent issues over recent years and, despite taking centre stage in prior budgets, affordability is still a widespread problem in SA. The cost of housing — for both renters and buyers — continues to soar.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
In the lead-up to her death, Carol Foord was desperate to be healthy. The Adelaide fashion industry icon, who founded Toffs and later Wild Child Style Lab, had fought breast cancer and symptoms of motor neurone disease. In June last year, as she had done before, she turned to alternative treatments — seeking out magic mushrooms to help with anxiety. But, in the hours after ingesting the hallucinogens, Ms Foord went into cardiac arrest and needed resuscitation at home.
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4 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Caroline Horn |Eugene Boisvert |Samuel O'Brien |Kathryn Bermingham
Ocean temperatures off South Australia's coast have dropped following storms this week, sparking hopes the toxic algal bloom will soon end. Offshore buoys looked after by Flinders University, which measure sea surface temperature, show it has dipped below 16 degrees Celsius at Robe for the first time in about two months. Ocean temperatures have also dropped near Adelaide and Victor Harbor. A buoy at West Beach recorded sea surface temperatures of 15.38C yesterday after reaching 16.56C on Sunday.
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1 month ago |
antinuclear.net | Kathryn Bermingham |Christina MacPherson
Nuclear future off the agenda in Port Augusta, as locals turn to renewables and mining ABC News, By Kathryn Bermingham, Stateline, 15 May 25Port Augusta was thrust into the spotlight when it was announced as one of several sites earmarked, under a Coalition election pledge, to host a nuclear reactor. While the Coalition has not formally abandoned the plan, its resounding defeat at the recent federal election suggested voters did not embrace the idea.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Kathryn Bermingham
Port Augusta was thrust into the spotlight when it was announced as one of several sites earmarked, under a Coalition election pledge, to host a nuclear reactor. While the Coalition has not formally abandoned the plan, its resounding defeat at the recent federal election suggested voters did not embrace the idea. As Port Augusta looks ahead, locals say its future could lie in several directions, including renewables and mining.
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