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Police Commissioner Grant Stevens won't release details about officers in misconduct matters, despite SA ombudsman's request

SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens agrees to release some of the information requested in the ABC's original Freedom of Information application, but does not approve the release of officers' ages and genders.

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Expectation of people doesn't bother me, says Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma

MUMBAI: Rohit Sharma knows a thing or two about winning IPL trophies and having been there and done that on five occasions for Mumbai Indians, public expectation is the last thing to make him wary.

The Times of India

After summer rains ease, autumn set to be hot and dry, says weather bureau

The rain and storms lashing much of the country this week won't last for too much longer, as the weather bureau’s three-month outlook predicts a warm and parched autumn.

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Greens senator Jordon Steele-John calls on Australia to question AUKUS pact as Jacinta Price continues to rail against Voice on Q+A

The former secretary of the US Navy and South Australia's premier take Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John to task over him questioning Australia's relationship with the USA and the AUKUS agreement.

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South Australia's historic Indigenous Voice to Parliament has passed, but what happens now?

South Australia's Premier Peter Malinauskas has conceded he does not expect the state's First Nations Voice to Parliament to lead to sudden improvements but hopes that "over years and decades to come, there is some positive change".

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SA Has Made History As The First State To Introduce An Indigenous Voice To Parliament

"For too long our voices have been excluded or dismissed."

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‘65,000 years of wisdom’: SA makes history with first state-based Voice

South Australia is the first state to allow an Indigenous voice to parliament in a show of respect for Australia's First Nations people.

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SA becomes first Australian jurisdiction to create First Nations Voice to Parliament as historic bill passes

South Australians gather in the heart of the Adelaide's CBD to watch history being made as the First Nations Voice to Parliament bill is passed.

ABC News

South Australia poised to legislate first Indigenous voice to parliament

SA attorney general Kyam Maher says Australia’s first state-based Indigenous voice to parliament will demonstrate there is ‘nothing to fear or lose’

The Guardian - AU

SA parliament passes historic voice legislation

The South Australian parliament has passed historic legislation allowing for an Indigenous voice to parliament.

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Six South Australians have accessed voluntary assisted dying, with the daughter of one saying it was a 'beautiful process'

Amanda Hancock's mother Denise Wyatt, who had Huntington's disease, is one of six South Australians who have died through accessing voluntary assisted dying since new laws took effect.

ABC News

Mouse numbers rising in SA as strong rainfall, grain yields create 'perfect storm' for plague

The pests' numbers are on the rise in SA's Riverland, with an academic warning early intervention will be crucial to their management.

ABC News

Driver killed after car hits tree at Strathalbyn, as SA's road toll climbs again

The horror start to the year on SA's roads has continued this afternoon at Strathalbyn, where a 74-year-old woman was killed after her car hit a tree.

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SA Libs want parliamentary committee to oversee AUKUS

The South Australian opposition says a state parliamentary committee should oversee the AUKUS project to ensure continued bipartisan support.

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SA officials monitor NSW blackwater fish kill

South Australian officials are keeping a close eye on a major fish kill in western NSW amid concerns it could spread across the border.

The Guardian - AU

South Australian government faces fresh criticism for hosting Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour

Human rights campaigners argue there is no difference between thwarted Saudi bid to sponsor Women’s World Cup and its rebel golf funding

ABC News

Calls for more nature protection as South Australia powers ahead with renewable energy

Peak environment groups in SA urge the state government to increase natural protections as renewable projects advance.

AAP

SA trials mobile phone cameras as road toll surges

South Australia is trialling mobile phone detection cameras after a bad start to the year with 35 people killed on the roads so far.

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Woman dies after Windsor Gardens crash, the third fatality on SA roads in past three days

Police implore South Australians to drive safely after three fatalities on the state's roads since Friday evening.

AAP

Adelaide man dies after serious assault

Police are looking for a second suspect after a 62-year-old man died from critical head injuries sustained in an Adelaide attack.

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Fatal crashes in Hackham, Barossa, add to South Australia's horror road toll

A 51-year-old Glenelg woman died following a crash, which also injured five others, at Hackham in the early hours of Saturday morning, while a 59-year-old man from the Barossa died in a motorcycle crash on Friday evening.

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Man dies in hospital a day after Modbury alleged assault

A man dies in hospital a day after he was allegedly assaulted by two men on pushbikes in Adelaide's north-eastern suburbs.

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Tumby Bay grandmother leads fight to fix childcare shortage in SA town

Fed up with seeing parents unable to return to work due to having no childcare, Nancy Stewart is determined to find a solution for her small seaside town.

AAP

SA's ongoing rental crisis sparks new calls for action

South Australian welfare groups have called more action from the state government to ease the state's rental crisis.

AAP

SA parliament in Sunday sitting for voice bill

A big crowd is expected to gather at parliament house in Adelaide on March 26 for a Sunday sitting to pass legislation for an Indigenous voice to parliament.

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