Today’s correspondent is ‘… a Paramedic in South Australia working for SAAS’. They tell me that:
Last week we attended a gentleman who was bleeding. Luckily the bleeding was controlled but there was a long extrication period.
Upon us being
Abuse: Proposed amended pleading, vicarious liability & employment.
In Jonathon v Synod of the Diocese of Adelaide of the Anglican Church of Australia Inc & Anor [2021] SADC 51 (on JADE) an issue arose as to a proposed pleading of vicarious liability, the details of which are
Langos and Babie on Social Media, Free Speech, and Religious Freedom @Adel_Law_School
Colette Langos and Paul T. Babie, both of the University of Adelaide School of Law, have published Social Media, Free Speech and Religious Freedom at 20 Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion 239 (2021). Here is the abstract.Social media forms
Cruise and Maritime Voyages’ Vasco da Gama Loses Power Off Coast of Australia
A radio program in Sydney, Australia, the Alan Jones radio show, is reporting that Cruise and Maritime Voyages’ Vasco Da Gama (formerly the P&O Pacific Eden) lost power to its engines in the Gulf of St. Vincent off Adelaide,
Public warned of Salmonella outbreak in Adelaide traced to raw alfalfa sprouts
A Salmonella outbreak in an Australian state linked to alfalfa sprouts has eight confirmed cases. Testing of retail product confirmed Salmonella presence in a variety of alfalfa sprout products.
South Australians have been warned not to eat a number of alfalfa
Apple Watch data helped police make arrest in Adelaide murder case | Daily Mail Online
Recovered Apple smartwatch data, which indicated when a murder victim's heart stopped beating, will be key prosecution evidence in the case against a South Australian woman charged with killing her mother-in-law, a court has heard.via www.dailymail.co.uk
Apple Watch data helped police make arrest in Adelaide murder case | Daily Mail Online
Recovered Apple smartwatch data, which indicated when a murder victim's heart stopped beating, will be key prosecution evidence in the case against a South Australian woman charged with killing her mother-in-law, a court has heard.via www.dailymail.co.uk
Water Down Under: A Report from Australia by Barbara Cosens: Post 6: The Goyder Line
Water Down Under: A Report from Australia by Barb Cosens: Post 1
[My colleague here at the University of Idaho College of Law, Barbara Cosens, is currently visiting in Australia and doing some really interesting water law work there. She plans to occasionally blog about the experience. She has agreed to
SSRIs in pregnancy linked to increased weight later in child’s life
A 2012 in Reproductive Toxicology by L.E. Grzeskowiak at a team from University of South Australia (Adelaide) titled “Long term impact of prenatal exposure to SSRIs on growth and body weight in childhood: evidence from animal and human studies.