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Education Department confident in COVID policies as the Riverland returns to school

The Department of Education says it's happy to see a low number of COVID-19 cases in Riverland schools as students return to campuses.

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SA virus cases stable with 1479 infections

South Australia has continued its run of stable COVID-19 daily case numbers with 1479 new infections reported on Friday.

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Education is a human right, but for most asylum seekers in Australia, university is an impossible dream

After August 2012, the Australian government introduced “deterrence policies” for asylum seekers who arrive here by boat. Part of this is keeping them on temporary visas and giving them almost no feasible pathway to permanent residency.

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Trial over SA vaccine rules next month

The South Australian Supreme Court will hear a challenge by Adelaide Crows player Deni Varnhagen and others to the state's vaccine mandates next month.

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SA posts increase in jobless in January

South Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.8 per cent in January from 3.9 per cent in the previous month.

AAP

South Australia records three COVID deaths as Premier promises 'safe' Adelaide Fringe festival

South Australia's Premier Steven Marshall is promising this year’s Fringe festival will be "safe" from COVID, but the event's director has said it will not be financially safe until more funding is forthcoming.

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Minister apologises to family of disability care client Mr D, downplays malnutrition claims

South Australia's Human Services Minister Michelle Lensink says she has apologised to the family of the disability care client known as Mr D, who was found in soiled clothes and with an infected wound at a state-run care facility, but rejects comparisons with the case of manslaughter victim Ann Marie…

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Sajid Javid says 'we're in a much better place' ahead of Covid isolation rules being scrapped

The Health Secretary spoke about the government's plans on a visit to his hometown Rochdale

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SA has four COVID-19 deaths, toll to 162

South Australia has reported four more COVID-19 related deaths, taking the state's toll since the start of the pandemic to 162.

AAP

SA's COVID restrictions are crippling the outdoor education sector, school camp providers say

The chief executive of a school camp business that caters to disadvantaged kids says ongoing COVID restrictions are forcing mass cancellations and bringing the industry to its knees.

ABC News

Funds for water options in SA's north

The federal and South Australian governments have committed $15 million to examine water supply projects for the state's north.

AAP

SA unions, political candidate and immunisation advocate call for vaccine mandates to be eased

A key immunisation advocate in South Australia is backing calls from unions and a newly resurrected political party to ease COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

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Vital rail link between SA, the NT and WA reopens 25 days after floods

After being closed for more than three weeks by floods that turned parts of the SA outback into a huge swamp, trains are again rolling down the line connecting the state to its neighbours.

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Interstate rail restored after SA floods

The Australian Rail Track Corporation says repairs have been completed to the rail line linking SA to both WA and the Northern Territory after flooding.

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Work starts on new SA-NSW power line

Work has started in South Australia on a new electricity interconnector with NSW.

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SA records four deaths and 1,138 new COVID cases, as numbers increase among school children

South Australia has recorded 1,138 new COVID cases, an increase of 111 on yesterday, and four deaths.

ABC News

Tasmania's border reopening two months on — how our COVID outbreak has gone

Tasmania opened its border to the rest of the country in December with a mixture of optimism and fear. Two months on, an epidemiologist says the state is faring well.

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WA soon set to make Australia whole again

WA Premier Mark McGowan says an announcement on the reopening date of the state's hard border will be made by the end of the month.

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Inquest to look at first aid in SA schools

An inquest into the death of a young South Australian boy with special needs will look at the adequacy of first aid training for teachers in local schools.

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Labor promises revamp of SA schooling

The South Australian opposition will investigate revamping school hours and after-school care if the party wins the March state election.

ABC News

SA government-run disability care service slammed after client was 'left in faeces and urine'

SA's health services watchdog delivers a damning report into the care of a man with a disability found with infected wounds and in his own excrement while being cared for in a state government facility.

AAP

Care facility fails disabled SA man

An investigation has found a South Australian government facility failed to properly care for a disabled man.

ABC News

Scuba diver drowns in Kangaroo Island waters, drivers killed in regional road crashes

A man in his 60s drowns while scuba diving off the Kangaroo Island coast, with emergency services also called to two fatal crashes on SA's regional roads over the weekend.

AAP

Two deaths linked to COVID-19 in SA

South Australia has reported 1165 new COVID-19 cases and the deaths of two women who had the virus.

ABC News

How South Australia might inform Western Australia's border reopening

As Western Australians wonder how the state's eventual border reopening might unfold, pundits often draw on the South Australian experience. But how comparable are the states and what bearing did SA have on Premier Mark McGowan's call to indefinitely delay the border opening?

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