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Person Impaled On Fence
Shots Fired At Glen Osmond
Highway Closed At Brimbago
Coles kicks off fundraising campaign to support sick kids 
Inaugural Director commences to lead Forestry Centre of Excellence
Adelaide to host largest wheelchair rugby event in the world
SA Has Lowest Reoffending Rate In Australia
More health and development checks for more South Australian children
SA Government teams up with Sea Shepherd to conserve the Great Australian Bight
Government Funding Boost Gets More Police On Beat
More than 100 residential care places to help rural and remote communities
Sanctuary Pictures Unveils Punk-Horror Feature Penny Lane Is Dead
Pictures Of Our Pets Tell Thousand Words
Getting Tough On Stalkers
Frontline Police Boosted
Tough New Laws To Crackdown On Copper Theft
State’s first 24-hour pharmacy helps thousands in its first year
Liberals should grab fair funding offer with both hands 31 January 2025
Trans-Tasman Throwdown basketball match makes its debut in Adelaide as summer of events continues
What are cooling blankets? Can they really help me sleep?
Police Lay Charges After Reckless Behaviour
Don’t clear native vegetation if you want high crop yields
Could AI kill human creativity?
Extreme heat, fuelled by the worsening climate crisis, is reshaping children’s lives in Australia: new research
New NHMRC grant for Deakin research into occupational heat stress fuelled by rising temperatures
Nominations open for 2025 Jeannie Ferris Award: Honouring champions of equitable cancer care
Jobs For SA Outcome Of UAE Agreement
Tough Laws To Tackle Knife Crime
Nominations Now Open For SA Volunteer Awards
You Can’t Trust Liberals On Privatisation
Reliant Delivers In Pacific
Wilful Damage Charges At Caboolture
Cloud compute resources boost in South Australia for research
Poison baits were used on 1,400 feral cats, foxes and dingoes. We studied their fate to see what works
Resolution In Old Noarlunga Cemetery Dispute
People Before Profits – Trains Are Back In Public Hands
New MFS Trucks To Protect Crews And Communities
Victoria’s ToBRFV Eradication Response Continues
Remote South Australian island to become a haven for the rehabilitation of nationally endangered species
Dwelling Approvals Rise In December: Australia
Retail Spending Steady In December: Australia
Could the contraceptive pill reduce risk of ovarian cancer?
Regional Australia To Get 10 New University Study Hubs
Improving Safety Along Brighton Road
Train Operations return to public hands in landmark transition
More Aussie Tech Destined For Moon
Search for missing person in waters at Inneston National Park National Park
Stay Safe And Cool On Water This Weekend

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