Stephanie Richards is a reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) based in Adelaide, South Australia. Her work focuses on local news and current affairs, covering a range of topics including education, healthcare, crime, and politics. Stephanie's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on issues affecting the local community.
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Stephanie's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in South Australia and Adelaide, encompassing topics such as education, healthcare, crime, child protection, and government & politics. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Stephanie Richards
Police released the review just three days before they were set to given evidence at South Australia's Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence — after a four-month-long fight to block the ABC's freedom of information request.
By: Stephanie-Richards, Josephine-Lim
A killer driver has been handed a suspended sentence after causing a crash that left three people dead — an incident the judge described as a "true tragedy for everyone involved".
By: Stephanie-Richards
The fatal stabbing of Ngor Bol has prompted members of the victim's family to move back to their home countries because they no longer feel safe in Australia, a court has heard.
By: Stephanie Richards
Krystal says she had one baby removed by South Australia's Department for Child Protection at the hospital, making her 'petrified' to go anywhere near a hospital the next time she got pregnant. She had a breached labour at home without any assistance. Three months later, police kicked in her door and took the newborn.
By: Luke Radford, Stephanie Richards
Program: The World Today Presented by Nearly 5000 children in South Australia have been removed from their parents and placed into state care.
By: Stephanie-Richards
An Adelaide woman who had slurred speech and "stabbing" head pain was diagnosed with a migraine and sent home to "sleep it off", days before dying of a brain bleed and clot, an inquest has been told.
By: Stephanie Richards
The South Australian government's response to a bungle that resulted in the potential miscalculation of 1,700 pregnant women's due dates
By: Stephanie Richards
Almost half of incarcerated children at South Australia's youth detention centre have been prescribed a supplement to help them fall asleep, amid concerns about "unusual" night-time behaviours.
By: Briana Fiore, Stephanie Richards
As the sun creates a sea of silhouettes in the ocean, Ellen Bertani carries a bouquet of flowers down to the shore.
An investigation has found 18 staff inappropriately accessed the records of a patient who died after a hit and run crash last year, understood to be the son of the state's police commissioner.
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