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Woman Decides That Her Life Isn’t Worth Living Anymore, Chooses To Pass With Euthanasia

At just 26, Annaliese Holland has been approved for voluntary assisted dying in South Australia after years of living with a debilitating autoimmune condition that has dramatically changed her life. She has opened up about her decision, explaining why the thought of continuing to live with her illness for several…

Bored Panda · Sep 23

Test discard shines in SA's one-day win over Tasmania

An axed Test batsman flourished as South Australia defeated Tasmania in their One-Day Cup fixture in Adelaide.

AAP · Sep 23

Gus Lamont’s parents make emotional plea as $1m reward offered for information about disappearance

No trace of Gus has been found since he went missing from his family’s South Australian farm on 27 September last year

The Guardian - AU · Sep 23

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'Bring him home': $1m reward plea for missing boy Gus

A $1 million reward is being offered in the disappearance of a four-year-old boy, as his parents make an emotional plea to be reunited with their son.

AAP · Sep 23

Alex Antic’s rise in SA Liberals has coincided with a collapse in the party’s vote. Is there further to fall?

Election of rightwing senator – once called a ‘vote-losing machine’ – as state president in South Australia takes party further from the centre

The Guardian - AU · Sep 22

An Australian caver spotted an 11-km scar and uncovered a hidden Nullarbor tornado

An Australian caver spotted an 11-kilometre scar across the remote Nullarbor Plain while browsing Google Earth. Satellite comparisons later dated its formation to November 2022, while physical evidence including curved cycloidal marks linked the disturbance to a tornado. Researchers estimated winds exceeded 200 km/h, leaving the unusual track visible for…

The Times of India · Sep 21

Sea dragon populations decimated in ‘mind-blowing’ mass mortality event caused by South Australian algal bloom

Thousands of sea dragons, pipefishes and seahorses have washed up along state’s coastline according to analysis of citizen scientist records

The Guardian - AU · Sep 20

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From 4,000-acre dairy farm to classroom: Narelle Zanker wins 2026 Rural Women’s Award

In 2024, Narelle Zanker turned her 4,000-acre family dairy farm near Mannum into a living classroom where visitors could bottle-feed calves, watch milking in action and learn where their food really comes from. Two years later, her agritourism venture Dairy Adventures had welcomed more than 1,200 guests and earned her…

The Times of India · Sep 19

Fraser-McGurk's SA fireworks halted by Perth rain

South Australia have been forced to settle for a share of the spoils against WA after rain halted their One Day Cup match in Perth.

AAP · Sep 18

Bilbies released on an island in 1997 had occupied it entirely by 2007

In 1997, conservationists introduced captive-bred greater bilbies to Thistle Island in South Australia, a place the species had never historically inhabited. The release was part of a wider national effort to protect the vulnerable marsupial from introduced predators such as foxes and feral cats. According to the Department of Climate…

The Times of India · Sep 18

Australian court rules to release youngest serial killer in notorious Snowtown murders

One of the three serial killers involved in Australia’s notorious Bodies-in-Barrels murders is set to be released

The Independent UK · Sep 15

'Quiet' Snowtown serial killer to be released on parole

The youngest of the Snowtown killers has been described as demonstrating excellent behaviour in a judgment upholding a decision to release him on parole.

AAP · Sep 15

Couple finds aquifer near ocean, now the water sells for $10

In South Australia, a couple stumbled upon a remarkable underground aquifer beneath their land, launching them into the world of fine-water production. Garnering a flawless 100 points from global judges, their bottled water highlights a rising trend in consumer preference for pure, mineral-rich beverages. This phenomenon redefines traditional perceptions of…

The Times of India · Sep 14

First H5 bird flu death of endangered Australian sea lion recorded amid fears for small population

South Australian authorities say case discovered on Kangaroo Island is first for species of which less than 12,000 animals remain

The Guardian - AU · Sep 13

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AAP · Sep 10

Working holiday pause 'risks Australia's food security'

Farmers, tourism operators and other regional employers are calling on the government to end a freeze on backpacker visas as they struggle to find staff.

The Times of India · Sep 9

Retired 40-metre dredger sunk off Adelaide to create new artificial reef

South Australia has sunk the 40-metre MV Andrew Wilson six kilometres off Brighton to create an artificial reef. The vessel now rests 20 metres underwater and forms part of a $165 million algal-bloom recovery effort. Fishing is banned within 200 metres of the wreck for 12 months to help local…

The Economic Times · Sep 4

In 2002, South Australia scuttled ex-HMAS Hobart in 2 minutes and 17 seconds; 18 years later, a marine survey recorded more than 50 fish species around the destroyer

The HMAS Hobart, once a formidable navy destroyer, has transformed into a vibrant artificial reef after being submerged for eighteen years. Today, it is home to more than fifty species of fish, creating a sanctuary for marine life. As a crucial habitat, this sunken vessel illustrates how decommissioned warships globally…

Reason · Sep 4

Brickbat: Duck and Cover

A member of the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle gang from Port Willunga, South Australia, has been arrested and charged with breaching… The post Brickbat: Duck and Cover appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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RideApart · Sep 2

Residents Are Mad About MotoGP's Adelaide Street Circuit's Want to Remove The City's Trees

South Australia's Department of Infrastructure and Transport released designs and documents for its proposed Adelaide street circuit plans, and it's significant.

The Conversation · Sep 1

South Australian Labor government ‘implores’ Albanese government to legislate telehealth for VAD care

The Malinauskas Labor government is challenging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s resistance to making telehealth available in voluntary assistant dying (VAD) care.

The Guardian - AU · Aug 28

Three boys crawled into a skip bin one night and by morning one was dead. How did it happen?

A coronial inquest is examining the death of Indigenous 13-year-old Budda Spencer, who had for years been on the radar of South Australian police and child protection

The Conversation · Aug 26

‘Frequently fumigate the hen-houses’: how ancient Greeks and Romans tried to treat sick birds

Since the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu was first confirmed in Australian wild birds in June, it has rapidly spread around the continent – and among different species. The virus has been linked to the deaths of more than 1,000 crested terns in South Australia, as well as two dozen…

The Times of India · Aug 26

Australia to hand-vaccinate 5,000 wild penguins against bird flu spreading across wildlife; the birds’ nightly routine will make the daunting task possible

Australia is launching a necessary effort to protect one of its most recognisable coastal birds from H5N1 bird flu. Wildlife teams are hand-vaccinating thousands of wild little penguins. On Phillip Island, Victoria, authorities hope to protect a colony of about 5,000 birds by catching them as they return to their…

The Conversation · Aug 23

First bird flu death in an Australian mainland mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get

Australia has crossed another grim threshold in its H5N1 bird flu outbreak. For the first time, the virus has infected an Australian mainland mammal: a long-nosed fur seal found dead at Beachport on South Australia’s Limestone Coast, about a four-hour drive southeast of Adelaide.

The Guardian - AU · Aug 23

Fur seal’s death marks first Australian mainland mammal fatality from spreading H5 bird flu strain

Seal found dead at Beachport in South Australia presages ‘significant losses’, minister warns

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