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SA First Nations Voice set to pass with support from The Greens, but opposition seeks more detail

A bill will be introduced this week which could result in South Australia enshrining a First Nations Voice to Parliament weeks ahead of the national referendum.

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Backers of Mount Gambier radiation clinic hopeful despite SA government funding rejection

Plans for a radiation clinic in this major regional town remain unfunded and now locals want to put pressure on politicians.

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Riverland communities welcome reopening of River Murray to more people weeks after SA floods

It's been a long few months for residents and businesses along the SA leg of the mighty Murray, but things are slowly turning around.

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Police divers search Myponga Reservoir for remains of suspected murder victim Jeff Mundy

Police say they believe the body of missing man Jeff Mundy is at the bottom of the Myponga Reservoir, about 60 kilometres south of Adelaide.

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Premier rejects fears over luring child protection boss

South Australia can compete with other jurisdictions in the hunt for a new child protection boss, Premier Peter Malinauskas says.

AAP

SA government cautiously optimistic as ramping hours drop by 16 per cent on previous month

The South Australian government believes it has turned a corner in fulfilling its promise to fix the ambulance ramping crisis, but concedes it has a "long way to go".

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Adelaide pedestrian hit by truck and killed as SA's horror road toll continues to climb

A 64-year-old Adelaide man is dead after being hit by a truck overnight — the third fatality on South Australian roads over the weekend and the 16th so far his year.

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Roads and tax package for flooded SA

South Australians who have had properties damaged or lost to flood will be eligible for tax relief in a new package announced by the state government.

AAP

SA's horror road toll continues, police kept busy with separate traffic incidents

Two alleged high-range drink-drivers, an assault on an Uber driver, and a crash into two parked cars have kept SA police busy overnight. Meanwhile, the state's horror road toll continues with 15 lives now lost this year.

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Jess Jonassen says Australians have more support for fitness goals as South Africa omits Dane van Niekerk from T20 World Cup squad

Jess Jonassen speaks out over the omission of the South African veteran from the Women's T20 World Cup squad, saying Australian players have more support to meet fitness targets.

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SA opposition calls on government to help schools manage new phone ban as students flout rules

The South Australian government says it is not surprised teenagers have found ways around its new mobile phone ban, but the opposition argues it should be doing more to help high schools implement the policy.

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SA One Nation MP Sarah Game calls for boost to mental health services after father's sudden death

South Australian MLC Sarah Game is advocating for more access to mental health services throughout the state, particularly in regional areas.

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Murray flooding breaches levee in SA

Murray flooding is still causing problems in South Australia with water breaching a levee southeast of Adelaide.

AAP

Police implore motorists to drive safely after horror start to year on South Australian roads

Police are imploring motorists to drive safely after a horror start to the year on South Australian roads, including four fatal crashes this week.

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SA bid to pinch Sydney Test 'ridiculous': Cricket NSW

Cricket NSW chief Lee Germon has described as ridiculous South Australia's bid to steal the New Year's Test from Sydney.

The Conversation

It's tradition: Indigenous designs have been on Australian money since decimalisation

Indigenous Australians are respectfully advised that the following includes the names and images of some people who are now deceased.

The Guardian - AU

Summer pause: cold weather forecast for south-east Australia to bring snow across Alps

Sharp temperature drops expected in SA, Victoria, NSW and Tasmania on Friday while north-east faces heatwave conditions

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Businesswoman Sally Zou donated $445,000 to SA Liberal Party, electoral disclosures reveal

Sally Zou has gained prominence in recent years over a series of significant donations to the SA Liberals, and electoral commission documents show she has made another major payment.

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Port Augusta sees uptick in youth crime after teenage girl assaulted at shopping centre

Port Augusta residents say they do not want their town to be the next Alice Springs as theft, property damage and assaults escalate.

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Disqualified driver allegedly with drugs, alcohol in system clocked at extreme speeds at Bordertown

SA's Police Commissioner has described two incidents of extreme speeding in as many days as "horrifically dangerous".

Newcastle Herald

Who's playing at Groovin The Moo 2023? Line-up confirmed

Tickets to Groovin The Moo at Maitland Showground go on sale February 7.

ABC News

Driver on learner's licence caught at 253kph on Adelaide's North-South Motorway, police say

The 20-year-old learner driver was allegedly also on drugs when his ute was detected at 143 kilometres an hour above the speed limit, shortly before it broke down on the North-South Motorway.

AAP

Terminally ill have choice to 'die with dignity' in SA

South Australia's voluntary assisted dying laws can now be used by the terminally ill, after being passed by state parliament in 2021.

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Mushrooms to be exported from new production plant at Adelaide's former Holden site

More than five years after the lights were switched off at Adelaide's Holden plant, the site is now on the verge of becoming another manufacturing and export powerhouse, becoming what the SA government describes as the "exotic mushroom capital of Australia".

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Child Protection chief executive was not forced out despite department's failures, Premier says

SA Premier Peter Malinauskas has conceded the search for a new Department for Child Protection chief executive "won't necessarily be easy" but insists Cathy Taylor was not forced out.

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