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Man and woman charged over theft of excavator linked to Robert Atkins's suspected murder

A man and a woman from South Australia's Mid North are charged with the theft of an excavator that police say is linked to the murder of an Adelaide man.

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Bikie brothers lose latest visa fight

The Full Court of the Federal Court has upheld a federal government decision to cancel the visas of two brothers who are members of the Descendants bikie gang.

AAP

Police, tax office nab GST fraudsters

The tax office says thousands of people are suspected of being involved in a major GST fraud and warned Australians to be wary of people seeking myGov details.

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Cruise ships to return to SA, but some fear COVID risk too great

After two years liners will be cruising back into SA, much to the delight of the business community. But some residents feel the risk is simply too great.

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Suspicious couple spark SA murder search

South Australian police have discovered bullets and are looking for a gun linked to the suspected murder of an Adelaide man.

AAP

SA to support ongoing pandemic payments

South Australia will support the resumption of pandemic leave payments from the federal government at a national cabinet meeting next week.

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Caravanning is in the Aussie blood, but 'dangerous' ignorance makes for horror holidays

After horror accidents and costly fines for drivers, there are calls for stricter requirements and education in a caravan industry that some say has jumped the gun in terms of after-sales service.

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How novelist Frank Moorhouse's high thread-count writing challenged and changed Australia

Over his unique career as a novelist, essayist and tender custodian of this nation's unmentionables drawer, Frank Moorhouse was drawn ineluctably to things that others avoided, writes Annabel Crabb.

ABC News

SA Greens want free RATs to stay

The Greens have called on the South Australian government to supply free RATs to concession card holders through winter if the federal government won't.

AAP

SA euthanasia advocates desperate for imminent rollout, fears for mental health while waiting

A terminally ill South Australian has implored the state's Health Minister to bring forward the rollout date for euthanasia laws due to the "agonising" wait for terminally il patients and their families.

ABC News

Most of SA's energy via renewables: report

Renewables are covering the bulk of South Australia's energy needs, new data shows, with the government saying the goal of carbon neutrality is within reach.

AAP

Seal of approval? Rescue services warn approaching Australian marine wildlife can be fraught

An SA farmer was praised for returning a young seal to the water, but experts highlight dangers for both parties in handling animals

The Guardian - AU

Two more COVID deaths as cases, hospitalisations stay high

The ACT recorded 1143 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm Sunday.

The Canberra Times

Seven captains in seven series isn't ideal but there isn't much we can do about it: Sourav Ganguly

NEW DELHI: For someone who has always believed in continuity, Sourav Ganguly says having seven India captains in as many months "isn't ideal". But things panned out that way owing to factors that were beyond anyone's control.

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SA government 'investigating' whether to raise minimum age of criminal responsibility

A Greens push for the age of criminal responsibility to be raised from 10 to 14 years old reignites the debate in South Australia, with the state government saying it is considering the proposal.

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Plibersek calls for 'greater effort' from basin states to implement Murray-Darling Basin Plan in full

Labor has promised to deliver the Murray-Darling Basin Plan in full, but new Water Minister Tanya Plibersek says there's a long way to go.

ABC News

Low solar feed-in tariff rates frustrate consumers amid cost-of-living pressures

Some SA customers are receiving solar feed-in energy rates as low as 4 cents — or nothing — giving them the incentive to buy their own solar battery and go off-grid.

AAP

SA to expand respiratory clinics

South Australia will expand the operations of respiratory clinics across Adelaide as COVID-19 and influenza cases rise.

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Jumps racing ban made law in SA

South Australia's parliament has passed legislation banning jumps racing in a move welcomed by animal welfare advocates.

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Hospitalisation rates and active COVID-19 cases remain high

The ACT recorded 1292 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm on Wednesday.

AAP

SA renters short-changed on relief: Greens

The Greens say South Australian renters remain in desperate need of assistance despite government changes to cost of living concessions.

ABC News

COVID-19 boosters 'a matter of urgency' says Prime Minister as infections rise to highest level since February

Australia is expected to follow other parts of the world in expanding eligibility for a fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose to the wider population, with the Prime Minister saying the pandemic "isn't over" while encouraging eligible Australians to get their booster shots.

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Authorities keeping close eye on hospital admissions as new subvariants take hold in SA

South Australian authorities will not rule out reintroducing restrictions ahead of an expected rise in COVID cases in the coming weeks, as the new subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 take hold. The state has recorded 4,072 new cases today.

AAP

SA set to ban jumps racing

South Australia is set to ban jumps racing with the state Labor government to support a Greens bill before parliament.

The Times of India

We will review why batters are failing in 3rd innings of Test matches: Rahul Dravid

BIRMINGHAM: India head coach Rahul Dravid on Tuesday said the repeated failures of his batters in the 'third' innings of a Test match is a matter of concern and they will sit with the national selectors to address the issue.

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