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It's tradition: Indigenous designs have been on Australian money since decimalisation

Indigenous Australians are respectfully advised that the following includes the names and images of some people who are now deceased.

The Conversation

Summer pause: cold weather forecast for south-east Australia to bring snow across Alps

Sharp temperature drops expected in SA, Victoria, NSW and Tasmania on Friday while north-east faces heatwave conditions

The Guardian - AU

Businesswoman Sally Zou donated $445,000 to SA Liberal Party, electoral disclosures reveal

Sally Zou has gained prominence in recent years over a series of significant donations to the SA Liberals, and electoral commission documents show she has made another major payment.

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Port Augusta sees uptick in youth crime after teenage girl assaulted at shopping centre

Port Augusta residents say they do not want their town to be the next Alice Springs as theft, property damage and assaults escalate.

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Disqualified driver allegedly with drugs, alcohol in system clocked at extreme speeds at Bordertown

SA's Police Commissioner has described two incidents of extreme speeding in as many days as "horrifically dangerous".

ABC News

Who's playing at Groovin The Moo 2023? Line-up confirmed

Tickets to Groovin The Moo at Maitland Showground go on sale February 7.

Newcastle Herald

Driver on learner's licence caught at 253kph on Adelaide's North-South Motorway, police say

The 20-year-old learner driver was allegedly also on drugs when his ute was detected at 143 kilometres an hour above the speed limit, shortly before it broke down on the North-South Motorway.

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Terminally ill have choice to 'die with dignity' in SA

South Australia's voluntary assisted dying laws can now be used by the terminally ill, after being passed by state parliament in 2021.

AAP

Mushrooms to be exported from new production plant at Adelaide's former Holden site

More than five years after the lights were switched off at Adelaide's Holden plant, the site is now on the verge of becoming another manufacturing and export powerhouse, becoming what the SA government describes as the "exotic mushroom capital of Australia".

ABC News

Child Protection chief executive was not forced out despite department's failures, Premier says

SA Premier Peter Malinauskas has conceded the search for a new Department for Child Protection chief executive "won't necessarily be easy" but insists Cathy Taylor was not forced out.

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Mobile phones banned at SA public high schools, but AI like ChatGPT allowed

South Australia public high schools will begin introducing mobile phone bans from tomorrow. But while phones are being switched off, students will be allowed to use artificial technology such as ChatGPT.

ABC News

Animal welfare laws to be bolstered to improve cruelty case prosecutions in SA

South Australia's animal welfare watchdog says the state's protection legislation is the worst in the nation and is failing to keep up with community standards.

ABC News

Australian of the Year Taryn Brumfitt ignoring detractors on mission to get children to embrace their bodies

South Australian body image activist and documentary maker Taryn Brumfitt says detractors "are entitled to their opinions", but she plans to use her new-found influence to get governments on board with her goals.

ABC News

Motorbike rider speeding at 150kph had fake number plate and was breaching bail, police say

The incident was one of several on Adelaide's roads to attract the attention of SA Police, who were also arrested an alleged drink driver spotted asleep at the wheel at traffic lights.

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SafeWork SA told to raise standards in review following murder of nurse Gayle Woodford

South Australia's embattled workplace safety watchdog SafeWork SA should be subjected to more stringent external oversight, and take steps to improve its internal culture, according to a searing independent review.

AAP

SA govt defends phone ban in high schools

High school students in South Australia will not be allowed to use their mobile phones under new rules the government claims will help them focus on learning.

ABC News

Man dies two days after alleged assault in car park of McDonald's at Elizabeth in Adelaide

A man who was allegedly assaulted in a McDonald's car park in Adelaide's northern suburbs on Sunday dies in hospital.

The Guardian - AU

Protesters against South Australian council’s ‘Big Brother’ tech invoke Liberal Alex Antic’s video

Mayor says she is concerned for safety of staff, but senator says he knows nothing of the group, which used his video warning of ‘climate lockdown’

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Wholesale power prices fall on renewable energy output to bring consumer relief

Embattled consumers are set for some welcome relief after sky-high wholesale electricity prices fell by more than half in the final three months of 2022, analysis shows.

AAP

Gillard opens SA's early education inquiry

Commissioner Julia Gillard says the complex set of issues surrounding the provision of high-quality early education and childcare are solvable.

AAP

Wholesale energy prices, emissions falling

Wholesale electricity prices and carbon emissions dropped in the December quarter as solar and wind displaced coal-fired generation, but prices remain elevated.

ABC News

SA 'playing catch-up' to change laws stopping Aboriginal people giving cultural evidence

Hearing cultural evidence from Aboriginal people is currently restricted by hearsay and opinion laws in South Australia, but the state government says it will introduce legislation to catch up with Commonwealth laws changed in 2008.

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Energy Minister Chris Bowen says price cap is having an impact on reducing energy prices

Energy Minister Chris Bowen defends the government's energy relief plan, issuing new figures that show a drop in forecast wholesale electricity prices for 2023.

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SA government to review tourism strategy following Sam Smith concert backlash

The SA government defends its strategy of employing celebrities and influencers to market the state, but says it will review the approach to ensure there is value for money.

AAP

SA's voice to parliament laws set to pass

The Greens in South Australia have pledged support for legislation introducing a First Nations voice to state parliament.

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