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SA parole rules set to tighten for accomplices

The SA government will rush new laws through parliament to limit the freedoms of an accomplice of the Snowtown serial murderers when he is released.

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Carey equals catches world record in SA cup win

South Australia 'keeper Alex Carey has equalled the world record and set an Australia List A record with eight catches in the one-day cup win over Queensland.

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‘Every day we get tourists’: current owner of infamous bodies-in-barrels bank says Snowtown is ‘nice and quiet’

As the SA government considers whether a high-risk offenders scheme could apply to Snowtown killers, locals have mixed feelings about renewed attention

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NSW bans spit hoods but still some backing in NT

Advocates are calling for all jurisdictions to ban spit hoods, after NSW became the second state to pass legislation prohibiting their use, following SA.

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Sachin Dhas, Uday Saharan take India to fifth straight U19 World Cup final

NEW DELHI: Sachin Dhas and skipper Uday Saharan struck contrasting half-centuries in a remarkable 171-run stand as India pipped South Africa in a thriller to enter fifth straight Under 19 World Cup final in Benoni on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Australia leads world as fatal shark attacks double

Australia had more fatal shark attacks than any other country last year despite international researchers ranking the country's beach safety the world's best.

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'Perilous position' without warship promise: SA premier

Australia will face an unacceptable amount of risk unless the Commonwealth commits to building warships in South Australia, premier Peter Malinauskas says.

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Premier denies duck shooting links killed Vic ban

Victoria's premier is standing by her government's refusal to ban recreational duck hunting, insisting she has not been influenced by personal circumstances.

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Call to reveal more data amid grim road deaths tally

A road safety group is urging a rethink on how crashes can be prevented after the past six months proved the most deadly in 13 years.

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The megabats of Adelaide: SA adjusts to new and growing colonies of flying foxes

With wingspans over a metre and an insatiable love for fruit and nectar, grey-headed flying foxes have settled in massive numbers across South Australia

The Guardian - AU

Multiple states swelter amid heatwave warnings

As heatwaves grip parts of Australia, people are being urged to check on their neighbours and the elderly to ensure they are staying safe as the mercury rises.

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Australians with disability to gain extra job support

A plan to provide support and more sustainable job opportunities for Australians with disabilities and high support needs will be released by the government.

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SA20 will help tap new talent: David Miller

GQEBERHA: Amidst the talk of T20 cricket taking precedence over Tests in South Africa, national team coach Shukri Conrad said recently, "SA20 has to happen, it is going to be the lifeblood of SA cricket. If it doesn't happen, we won't have Test cricket anyway." Conrad's comment reflects the hope…

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Three months of rain in a day as big wet sets in again

Three Victorian towns have been ordered to evacuate and others are on alert as storms and heavy rain lash parts of the state before an expected move into NSW.

The Times of India

'Yes, we haven't won ICC trophies...': R Ashwin slams Michael Vaughan

NEW DELHI: India's premier spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Saturday slammed former England captain Michael Vaughan. Ashwin lashed out at Vaughan after the Englishman called Team India an an 'underachieving' team, saying they have been one of the best travelling sides in contemporary cricket.

The Times of India

From 1882 to 2024: Matches in Test cricket's history that have ended inside two days

NEW DELHI: India's seven-wicket win over South Africa in the second Test at Cape Town on Thursday was the 25th instance when a Test match ended inside two days, dating back to 1882.

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Oscar Pistorius parole ‘sends wrong message’, says women’s charity on eve of release

Women for Change says Friday’s release of athlete who murdered his girlfriend highlights gender-based violence in South Africa

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How sizzling Siraj ripped apart South Africa's batting line-up in second Test

NEW DELHI: Seamer Mohammed Siraj delivered a career-defining performance, claiming an outstanding 6-15 as India capitalised on a lively wicket to dismantle South Africa's batting line-up.

The Times of India

Series win in South Africa won't ease pain of losing World Cup final: Rohit Sharma

'Difficult to compare SA series to marquee event'

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India vs South Africa, 1st Test: Can India land Boxing-Day punch?

Visitors seek to end winless series run in SA but threat of rain looms over first Test...

The Guardian - AU

‘Worst cherry harvest in 50 years’ as wet weather damages up to 70% of South Australian crop

Above-average December rainfall has seen prices reach $50 a kilo – but growers say new technologies and early Tasmanian harvest mean cheaper cherries on the horizon

AAP

Plug pulled on EV rebate as tax take swells SA coffers

Higher payroll tax and stamp duty revenue will propel the South Australian government to successive budget surpluses, despite fears its GST share will be cut.

Evening Standard

Tax self-assessment: Thousands face 'long phone queues' as HMRC moves services online ahead of Jan 31 deadline

The Commons Treasury Committee criticised the move by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Custom away from self-assessment call handlers

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Higher tax payments help SA to first post-COVID surplus

South Australia is back in black by $41 million, but growing operating expenses have resulted in a lower surplus than expected.

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