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Record Beach Patrols For Summer
Public Transport Now Even Easier
Record Number Of Students Participating In VET In Schools
Lobster Hits Boiling Point With All-time Export Record
Kooyonga Locked In For LIV Golf In 2027
Construction Milestone For Vital Mental Health Crisis Care
Strengthening Water Security For First Nations Communities
Essential Workers On ‘poverty Wages’ Call On Premier To Step In
Protecting Kangaroo Island’s World-renowned Ligurian Bees
$80 Million Investment At Port Pirie To Strengthen Competitiveness And Support Critical Metals Production
First Tunnel Boring Machine On Its Way To SA With Construction Activity At Record Highs
More Funding To Support Community Sheds
Thousands Of Dangerous Weapons Surrendered To Police Amid Nation-leading Knife Laws
SA To Be Honoured At Korean International Wine Event
Up To 120 New Step-down Beds To Ease Aged Care And NDIS Pressure On SA Hospitals
SA Capitalises On Canadian Wine Ban
New Warning As Bitumen Bandits Return
Algal Bloom Hotline Keeps Community Informed
Government Negotiates Energy Security Agreement
20 New Space Missions To Touch Down In SA
Mobile renal service expanded to help dialysis patients have a holiday
Plan To Deliver Concordia’s Future
Faster trips for northern suburbs commuters with rail service under public control
Make Sure You Get Best Priced Fuel This Long Weekend
Protecting Students With Lower Speed Limit
Construction Starts At Southwark Grounds
SA Leads Way In Fight Against Illicit Tobacco
UN expert calls on Mali to remain in the International Criminal Court
Boost To Community Safety At Major Shopping Centres
Burnside Hospital Redevelopment Given Green Light
A diet and drug combo could reverse malignancy to treat a pediatric cancer
A new era of South Australian history given heritage protection
New SA-first Eye Clinic Part Of Huge Upgrade Of FMC
Major Investment In Copper Vision
Nation’s largest increase in apprenticeship commencements
Aid workers around the world are in greater danger than ever. Will a new UN declaration protect them?
Aboriginal Housing Peak Body Established In SA
Bowden’s newest affordable housing project reaches new heights
TAFE SA launches free short course on AI to prepare workforce for the future
Whyalla Steelworks ramps up recruiting as sale process proceeds
Subsea Data Cable To Drive Investment
Bernard Salt AM Headlines Small Business Week
Liberals caught short on public transport amid privatisation legacy
Beam Me Up: Tram Upgrades Reach New Heights
Needle-free Flu Vaccine For SA Children
One woman a week: Jess Hill leads UNSW forum confronting urgent crisis
Optus Triple Zero outage has left 3 people dead. A telecommunications expert explains what went wrong – and how to fix it
Record Number Of Women In New Ministry