The incidence of strokes in young people is rising globally, but finding a village can be a challenge, writes survivor Nicola Bray.
Severe thunderstorms forecast for parts of south-eastern Australia amid 'very humid' weather
Thunderstorms are likely to hit Australia's south-east over the weekend as "very humid" weather normally felt in the Far North takes hold, the Bureau of Meteorology warns.
Photo shows Storm clouds over Melbourne.Sick people are waiting longer in public hospital emergency departments, but less time for elective surgery
According to data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, patients are waiting longer in public emergency departments to see a doctor.
Photo shows Emergency sign at Kalgoorlie Health CampusSuspended sentence given to woman who assaulted officer 'totally unacceptable', SA Police say
SA Police will ask the Director of Public Prosecutions to consider appealing the suspended sentence given to a woman who assaulted a pregnant police officer.
Photo shows Raina Cruise wearing sunglasses outdoorsEPA reaches $100,000 settlement with salt mining company
The environmental watchdog has reached a $100,000 civil settlement against a salt mining company four years after the destruction of hectares of mangrove forest in Adelaide's north.
Photo shows Mangrove Settlement: A woodenb boardwalk in a brackish mangrove area.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 52 seconds.SA lawyer Lauren Willgoose found guilty of hit-and-run crash
Lauren Willgoose has been found guilty of causing the death of prominent neuropsychologist, Anthony Walsh, in June 2021.
Photo shows Lawyer found guilty: A woman with dark hair with her eyes cast downwards out-of-frame.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 36 seconds.Lawyer who drank 1.15L of wine before fatal crash found guilty
An Adelaide lawyer who drank 1.15 litres of wine before crashing into prominent neuropsychologist Anthony Walsh has been found guilty.
Photo shows A close up of Lauren Willgoose with a serious expression on her faceEPA reaches $100k settlement with salt mining company over mangrove forest dieback
A salt mining company has paid $100,000 as part of a civil settlement following the dieback of hectares of mangrove forest in Adelaide's north.
Photo shows A walkway in the St Kilda Mangrove Trail.Almost 400 people have died via voluntary assisted dying in NSW in the past year. Linda was one of them
Each state requires people to have lived there for at least 12 months to access voluntary assisted dying. Linda was the first person in NSW to receive an exemption to this rule.
Photo shows An image of an elderly woman on a reclining chair with a dog and her adult son next to her. They are toasting champagne.Man sentenced to 20 years in jail for murdering mother-of-five
Clifford Neumann will spend more than 20 years in jail after planning and carrying out the murder of Victoria Stewart in 2023.
Photo shows Neumann Sentencing: A man taking a photo of himself in a mirror at a gym.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 17 seconds.Clifford Neumann sentenced to 20 years in jail for murdering Victoria Stewart
Clifford Neumann will spend more than 20 years in jail after planning and carrying out the murder of mother-of-five Victoria Stewart.
Photo shows A man in a black t-shirt standing in a gym.Failed senate candidate avoids immediate jail for assaulting police officer, security guards
Raina Cruise has been given a good behaviour bond for assaulting a police officer and two security guards while "particularly fired-up" after attending an anti-COVID vaccination rally in 2021.
Photo shows Raina Cruise wearing sunglasses outdoors'I can't breathe': Inquest into ramping reveals extent of crisis in South Australia with 'no simple solution'
The ramping crisis which first emerged in Adelaide 15 years ago is "not about people coming in with a cut finger" but a global issue requiring broader solutions than bigger hospitals, an inquest into the deaths of three people has heard.
Photo shows A green and yellow ambulance driving on a roadReport finds SA regulatory and tax system is best in the nation for doing business
A new report by the Business Council of Australia has found South Australia has some of the best business conditions in the country.
Photo shows Best Business Conditions: Close up of a barista pouring steamed milk into a cup of coffee.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 28 seconds.'I was quite shocked': Drivers in Adelaide receive fines, demerit points for resting phones on laps
Mobile detection cameras have so far caught thousands of drivers using their phones illegally in Adelaide. But some have discovered you might still be doing the wrong thing, even if you are not touching your phone with your hands.
Photo shows man in van with mobile phone sitting on lapSenior police officer tells inquest DV victims must be encouraged to report non-contact breaches
The "main issue" for police handling domestic violence matters is finding a way to encourage coercive control victims to confide in them when non-contact orders have been breached, a senior police officer has told the inquest into the murder-suicide of Kobi and Henry Shepherdson.
Photo shows A baby sits against a white background smiling wearing a white shirt and flowery pantsWhat are the rules for older Australian drivers?
Driving in later life can bring its own challenges, and while rules around older road users vary widely across the country, options for navigating those challenges include licence assessments and conversations around so-called "driving retirement".
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Photo shows A graphic of a speed limit for a 90kph zone.Australia sweats through hottest spring on record as temperatures soar 2.5C above pre-industrial levels
Another heatwave is predicted across Australia this week, as the weather bureau confirms the nation just sizzled through its hottest spring on record.
Photo shows a kayaker on the water at dawn at Toronto Lake Macquarie NSWAustralians warned of silent killer of heatwaves
With more heat waves predicted as the effects of climate change intensify, authorities say people must stay vigilant against the dangers of extreme heat.
Photo shows Silent Killer: Two people standing side-by-side silhoueted against the sun low on the horizon.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 9 seconds.SA government seeks new powers to get diesel generators back online ahead of peak summer period
The South Australian government is urgently seeking to restart two mothballed diesel-powered generators as it warns the state is at risk of blackouts this summer.
Photo shows Powerlines built through a clear forest$13b Murray-Darling Basin investment has 'failed to improve' river system, report finds
A report finds the Murray-Darling Basin "continues to decline" and the multi-billion-dollar plan to try to save it has not improved its health.
Photo shows dead fish carcasess on the edge of a river