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"I am stoked, stunned, and humbled that I get to join in on this rock'n'roll reality camp": Punk legends The Saints to tour with Mudhoney's Mark Arm as frontman

The news comes as a deluxe edition of The Saints' groundbreaking debut album I'm Stranded is announced

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USA register unwanted record against India in T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: The USA cricket team set an unfortunate record in the annals of T20 World Cup history by recording one of the lowest powerplay scores against India during the 2024 T20 World Cup match in New York on Wednesday.

The Times of India

'Giant of SA politics': Steele Hall dead at 95

After serving as South Australian premier for one term and then serving in both houses of federal parliament, Steele Hall has died aged 95.

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Greens won't hitch a ride to minority rule, PM says

As he unveiled Labor's candidate in a marginal Adelaide seat, the prime minister says a minority deal in a future second term with the Greens is off the table.

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Cost-of-living relief as SA keeps budget in surplus

South Australia's treasurer says the state is gearing up to benefit from "transformative economic developments" after delivering another budget surplus.

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Child removals 'approaching Stolen Generations levels'

Aboriginal children are over-reported, over-investigated and over-represented in child protection removals and the government must act urgently, a report warns.

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Our focus will be on getting the most out of our four all-rounders: Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: India's T20 World Cup squad boasts four all-rounders and captain Rohit Sharma on Tuesday emphasized their significance saying that the team management will look to utilize each of them effectively throughout the tournament.

The Times of India

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Why musicians die in poverty – South African study reveals battle to make ends meet

Benefits and appeals were recently launched to support the medical costs of veteran South African guitarist Madala Kunene. It’s not the first time such initiatives have been necessary, nor the first time that media and politicians have expressed astonishment that a renowned musician “died in poverty”.

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With a terrifying drop of over 100 feet, Red Bull Hardline 2024's Canyon Gap MTB jump is huge, but is it asking too much of riders who already risk life and limb?

After shocking footage of Jim Monro crashing on the new Hardline feature, we ask where does the line get drawn when it comes to rider safety versus entertainment?

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SA Cops Say Shoplifting Is Up 29 Percent And Yeah, But Have You Seen The Price Of Bread

South Australia has reported a massive increase in shoplifting amid the ongoing cost of living crisis that has hit the state worse than most.

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Residents will be fine with nuclear plants, says Dutton

Australians with homes near coal and gas facilities would be receptive to living close to nuclear power plants, the federal opposition says.

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Modest power price drops for NSW, South Australia

The federal energy regulator's latest default market offer will see bills reduce for NSW and SA customers but a rise for those in Queensland.

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Closing Australia’s biggest coal-fired power station would leave NSW exposed to risk of blackouts – Aemo

States must roll out batteries, solar and wind energy more quickly to ease risk of blackouts, market operator says

The Guardian - AU

Customer-facing workers ‘should not have to work in fear’, Victorian premier says, announcing plans for tougher laws

Jacinta Allan proposes stronger penalties for people who assault, threaten or intimidate retail, hospitality, and other workers

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Protesters defy new demands to remove university camps

Pro-Palestine protesters at a second university are considering occupying a building as students defy orders to pack up encampments.

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Nudes, prudes and a love triangle: the hunt for Adelaide’s most scandalous Stobie pole

Forty years on from its lavish unveiling and mysterious disappearance, the search is on for the power pole painted by an Archibald winner that marked a South Australian cultural shift

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Home upgrades may save Australians thousands on energy

Quick-fixes and solar power could drive energy costs down by thousands per year, prompting calls to subsidise upgrades for low income Australians.

The Guardian - AU

Students as young as five with disabilities disproportionately suspended from Australia’s schools

Guardian Australia data analysis shows suspensions are increasing in most states. Students with disabilities are overrepresented

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‘Where will the goths go?’: the fight to save Adelaide’s beloved ‘Cranker’ pub from high-rise plans

Thousands hit the streets on Sunday to protest plans to turn the 171-year-old Crown and Anchor, a pub and live music venue, into 19 storeys of student accommodation

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LIV boss Norman rejects other states, locks in Adelaide

LIV Golf chief Greg Norman has rejected interest from other states, saying Adelaide will remain sole Australian host of a LIV event for the foreseeable future.

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Fines up 750-fold for casinos behaving badly in SA

South Australia plans to up the maximum fine for casinos in the state from $100,000 to $75 million as misconduct of operators across the country comes to light.

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Cheaper renewable energy driving electricity costs down

Renewable energy generation is lifting its overall share of a growing national electricity market and pushing wholesale prices down, according to official data.

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As community runs dry, locals fight new water source

SA Water has declared "full steam ahead" for a critical water project on the Eyre Peninsula, despite concerns it will impact Aboriginal heritage and fishing.

The Guardian - AU

The 30-year hunt to find the Priscilla, Queen of the Desert bus: ‘My jaw was on the ground’

Not long after the 1994 film became a smash hit, the titular bus disappeared. Where did it go? Who had it? And could it be recovered before it was too late?

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SA shines again as AFL's Gather Round goes bigger

Gather Round was bigger and better in 2024 than the original edition, as the two local teams experienced contrasting fortunes in front of big crowds.

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