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SA cafes cleared for reusable containers

South Australia's restaurants, supermarkets and cafes can allow customers to bring reusable containers following changes to state laws.

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Anti-abortion group claims SA politicians pledged to ‘take forward’ bill reversing new medical laws

Labor and Liberal members deny making any such agreement with Enid Lyons List, a group with stated aim of getting more “pro-life” women into parliament

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SA to trial off-road wheelchairs, mountain trikes to enhance tourism for people with disabilities

When a bike accident put the brakes on former triathlete Yvette Eglinton's fast-paced, outdoorsy lifestyle, she decided to help others living with disability to access nature more easily.

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SA Greens push for new vacant property tax

The Greens in South Australia have called for the introduction of a vacant property tax to help ease the state's housing crisis.

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Former SA politician Bruce Eastick gifts clipper ship model to City of Adelaide restoration project

The City of Adelaide was built in 1864 and made 23 return voyages transporting migrants from the United Kingdom to Adelaide. It is now being restored by volunteers with the hope of turning it into a maritime attraction.

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SA Libs hanging on in Bragg by-election

The Liberals are clinging on in the South Australian seat of Bragg despite a strong swing to Labor in a by-election forced by the resignation of Vickie Chapman.

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SA Liberal, Labor politicians to attend pro-life event, ahead of state abortion laws taking effect

Politicians from the Labor, Liberal, SA Best and Family First parties are scheduled to appear at the youth-mentoring event run by a recently formed pro-life group, just days before laws decriminalising abortion in South Australia come into effect.

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SA Police follow track marks to find cable theft suspects

Three people accused of stealing a large wheel of electrical cable from an Adelaide building site overnight have been stopped in their tracks after police followed a trail from the crime scene in wet grass.

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Report points to continued SA recovery

A new economic report says South Australia's economic recovery will continue despite rising inflation and interest rates.

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Adelaide man scams SA businesses out of $35k by using fake credit card details, wins Supreme Court appeal

A South Australian man who used fraudulent credit card details to scam businesses out of $35,000 has been released from jail early after an appeal to the Supreme Court.

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State funeral in SA for Neil Kerley

The South Australian government will provide a state funeral for football icon Neil Kerley.

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South Australian Liberal leader and state MPs to ‘mentor’ young people at anti-abortion event

Days before new SA abortion laws start, David Speirs, three of his colleagues and Labor minister Clare Scriven will feature in training day

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NSW woman guilty over SA poisoning

A Supreme Court judge has handed down a guilty verdict in the case of a NSW woman accused of the poisoning murder of her partner at their Adelaide home.

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South Australia records first case of monkeypox in man who had travelled overseas

A man who had travelled overseas has tested positive for the monkeypox virus and is in a stable condition isolating at home. Health authorities stress there is no risk of further local spread.

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SA footy legend Neil Kerley dies

One of the all-time greats of Australian Rules football in South Australia, Neil Kerley, has died in a car crash.

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Man arrested over theft of $50k of donated goods from Foodbank SA warehouse

A man has faced court after about $50,000 worth of donated goods allegedly stolen from the Foodbank SA warehouse were found in the boot of his car.

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More than six million bees euthanased in NSW with more to come as additional varroa mite red zones identified

As more NSW apiarists prepare to have their bees euthanased and hives burnt, authorities work on a plan to release a chemical "in certain parts of those eradication zones" to target feral bees.

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SA to spend almost $37m on new ambulances

The South Australian government will spend almost $37 million to buy new ambulances to replace a number of ageing vehicles in the state service.

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When it comes to building codes, requirements can be a matter of interpretation, lawyer says

Images of an Adelaide apartment with a toilet in the living room have gone viral on social media, but it has left many wondering who would rent such an apartment and how is it legal?

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SA company fined over power rules breach

A Federal Court judge has ordered the operator of South Australia's Tesla big battery to pay a $900,000 fine over breaches of the national electricity rules.

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SA rules out extending free flu jabs

South Australia has ruled out extending its program of free flu vaccinations for all beyond the end of June.

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Calls for action on housing issues in SA

South Australia's Anti-Poverty Network has called for more state government action to ease the state's housing crisis.

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Infrastructure Minister Tom Koutsantonis 'not surprised' by North-South Corridor project cost blowout

South Australia's Infrastructure Minister admits he will not be surprised if costings for the North-South Corridor blowout beyond the $9.9 billion budgeted, but says he is yet to receive revised costings.

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New SA abortion laws to start in July

The South Australian government says the state's new abortion laws, which decriminalise the procedure, will take effect from early July.

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SA government investigates after claims patient left waiting on floor of Adelaide emergency department for hours

A photo posted online shows the person covered in a white hospital blanket lying on the waiting room floor of an Adelaide emergency department. The government says it will investigate, but has defended healthcare workers.

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