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Murray River flows to top 1975 levels as SA government sends engineers to check levees

Flows not seen since 1975 are set to reach South Australia's Riverland, with the state government moving to ensure levees will protect towns in the event of more rainfall.

ABC News

Severe storms forecast to lash eastern Australia in coming week, ensuring scant reprieve for flooded areas

Wet weather and ‘prolific thunderstorm activity’ expected to result in renewed or prolonged river rises

The Guardian - AU

Jewell posts ton as Tasmania beat SA

Tasmania have rebounded from their horror Sheffield Shield loss to Queensland by beating South Australia by seven wickets in Adelaide.

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Faster internet is coming as NBN Co rolls out plans for fibre upgrades in Newcastle, Hunter

Upgrades will also be made in suburbs across the ACT, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania.

Newcastle Herald

South Australian cricket umpire arrested for possessing child abuse material

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has confirmed that one of its umpires has been charged with possessing or controlling child abuse material.

ABC News

Board to review SA assisted dying laws

The South Australian government has named a review board to take charge of the state's assisted dying laws, which come into effect next year.

AAP

Tassie set sights on Shield win against SA

Tasmania are 0-104 in their chase of 234 to defeat South Australia in the Sheffield Shield game in Adelaide.

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Heavy Vic rain brings SA Murray flooding

Heavy rains across Victoria are expected to lead to flooding in communities around the River Murray in South Australia.

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Concerns in outback SA grow as federal government plans to store defence waste at Kimba dump

The federal government is facing questions over how it will dispose of highly-radioactive waste produced by Australia's future nuclear-powered submarine fleet, as concerns about a controversial nuclear dump in outback South Australia grow.

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Tassie opener Ward hits Shield half-ton

Tasmanian opener Tim Ward has hit a Sheffield Shield half-century against South Australia in Adelaide.

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SA court sets date for Deni Varnhagen's appeal of COVID-19 vaccine mandate challenge dismissal

Inactive AFLW player and nurse Deni Varnhagen has a small win in her legal challenge against South Australia's healthcare worker vaccine mandate, with the Court of Appeal granting her request for an urgent appeal.

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Most of Australia’s nuclear waste comes from Lucas Heights – should it stay there?

Opponents of proposed dump site at Kimba in South Australia say it would be safer to keep the waste where it mostly is

The Guardian - AU

Former PM Gillard to lead SA schools probe

Julia Gillard credits South Australia government schools with her history-making ascent to prime minister and will lead a royal commission to improve them.

AAP

Bird rips through SA top order in Shield

Jackson Bird has put Tasmania on top in their Sheffield Shield clash with South Australia, claiming four wicket to leave the Redbacks 6-171 at tea on day one.

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Deni Varnhagen's lawyers ask for urgent appeal hearing in COVID vaccine mandate challenge

Lawyers pursing a legal challenge to South Australia's COVID vaccine mandates ask for an urgent appeal hearing, before current legislation is due to expire.

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Mandatory COVID isolation ends today, prompting mixed views from South Australians

SA health authorities say the emergency phase of the pandemic is over but preparation for future outbreaks will continue, as mandatory isolation ends today.

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Japanese Encephalitis Virus vaccine available to SA River Murray and lake communities

People living and working along the River Murray, Lake Alexandrina and Lake Albert who spend more than four hours a day outside will be eligible for the vaccine at local clinics.

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How plans for a multi-billion-dollar city hospital have made a historical site expendable

In Adelaide, a dispute has erupted over the state government's plans to bulldoze a historic site to build a new city hospital. It's raised the question: Are some heritage sites more important than others?

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Bureau of Meteorology severe weather outlook. What does it mean for each state and territory?

Covering October to April, the Bureau of Meteorology's outlook warns of an increased risk of widespread flooding for eastern and northern Australia.

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Next COVID wave to peak in early December, highest hospitalisations near Christmas time

New modelling predicts South Australia's next COVID-19 wave to peak in early December, but hospitalisations are not expected to be as high as during previous waves.

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South Australians waiting up to 6 weeks for cost of living concession, amid record demand

The South Australian opposition criticises a delay in processing the cost of living concession, as the government says extra staff are being put on to help cope with record demand.

AAP

Vics four wickets from Shield win over SA

Victoria need four wickets in the final session for victory in their Sheffield Shield season opener against South Australia in Adelaide.

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Boland puts Victoria on top v SA in Shield

Victoria are in a healthy position after day two of their Sheffield Shield opener against South Australia, thanks in no small part to Scott Boland.

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Perre gets life for 'barbaric' NCA bombing

The South Australian Supreme Court has jailed National Crime Authority bomber Domenic Perre for life with no prospect of parole until he is in his mid-90s.

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Whistleblower Richard Boyle tells of PTSD developed from 'gobsmacking' ATO work

Former tax officer Richard Boyle tells a South Australian court of some of the alleged directives he disagreed with while working at the ATO, including one he was worried would cause suicide and death "on a massive scale".

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