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One Nation has won a seat in the South Australian upper house with the declaration of the votes from the March state election.

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Masks to stay in SA high schools

The South Australian government has decided to maintain mask use in schools for another four weeks.

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BOM says wet Queensland outback weather set to spread to parts of SA, NSW and Victoria as cold fronts hit WA

The outback rain has left some families with no choice but to keep their breaks going and the BOM says it is likely to spread. While torrential falls continue in tropical Queensland, showers linger on the east coast and cold fronts hit the west.

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Strippers create online hub for dancers to take a stand against alleged exploitative work culture

Luna had worked as a stripper in Adelaide for a number of years when she says a colleague was assaulted as she performed a private dance. Now she is taking a stand against a work culture that, she says, let it happen.

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South Australia records five COVID-19 deaths and 2,816 new cases

Five people die in South Australia after testing positive to COVID-19. There are 256 people in hospital, which is an increase of 19 patients on Saturday's figure.

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Here's to Newcastle Knights captain Kalyn Ponga's promise paying off

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SA government will accept all recommendations from coronial inquest into Hillier murders

South Australia's new Child Protection Minister Katrine Hildyard acknowledges "failures by successive governments".

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SA Liberals unveil shadow cabinet that sees women and youth promoted

South Australia's opposition leader says a senior party figure could have been on his frontbench had she decided to stay on as an MP.

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SA to look at virus close contact rules

South Australia will review its rules for close contacts of coronavirus cases after changes interstate.

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Mother, father and son who went missing at sea died when boat sank off Cape Jaffa, inquest rules

Len and Annette Vandepeer, and their son Douglas, disappeared without trace five years ago and were the victims of a suspected boating accident off Cape Jaffa in SA's south-east. A coroner today ruled there was nothing "in any way suspicious" about their deaths.

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Vaccine mandate trial hears SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens questioned need for COVID-19 booster shot

South Australia's Supreme Court hears Police Commissioner Grant Stevens questioned the necessity of a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine for healthcare workers before signing off on an emergency direction earlier this year.

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David Speirs stands by water record despite Murray-Darling Basin criticisms

South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs says past criticism of his Murray-Darling Basin dealings will not affect his vote in areas that rely on a healthy Murray River.

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SA records 3,829 cases of COVID-19, and three deaths

Three people have died, including a man and two women in their 80s.

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Former Labor adviser Jill Bottrall dies after cancer battle, remembered by Mike Rann as 'comrade-in-arms'

Former SA premier Mike Rann leads tributes to formidable long-serving adviser Jill Bottrall, whose "untimely" death, at age 62, followed a cancer diagnosis.

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South Australia records one COVID-linked death amid lowest daily caseload in weeks

As South Australia records another 3,749 new COVID-19 cases and the death of a man in his 70s with the virus, the AMA's vice-president says mask-wearing should still be encouraged.

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SA driver badly injured as train hits ute

A train and ute have collided in South Australia, seriously injuring one driver with emergency services attending the scene south of Port Augusta.

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South Australia sees rise in COVID-linked deaths but hospital and case numbers drop

South Australia has recorded the deaths of seven people with COVID, but case numbers and hospitalisations have both dropped significantly.

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Liberal MP Michael Sukkar accused of plagiarising SA Premier Peter Malinauskas's campaign ad

A senior federal government MP is accused of ripping off an advertisement used by new South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas during his successful election campaign.

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Psychiatry body calls for urgent support for Mount Gambier as intervention order remains

A senior psychiatrist urges the SA government to "immediately" fund more psychiatry positions to ease demand on mental health services in the state's second largest city.

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SA records 5,398 new COVID cases, ahead of mask mandate ending

Mandatory masks, COVID marshals and QR code check-ins will disappear from most South Australian venues from midnight, as the state records a surge in hospitalisations and case numbers.

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Here’s Everything That’s Actually Open This Easter Long Weekend

Please, Mr Bunny, I just want my Bunnings tools.

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Family owned SA vineyard wins President's Medal at Sydney Royal Easter Show

Shottesbrooke Vineyards emerged victorious after a rigorous judging process that assessed the business's social, economic and environmental impacts.

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Loverboy posts video allegedly showing Ralph MacIntosh the night he was awaiting COVID result

An Adelaide nightclub has posted and deleted a video it alleges shows a COVID-positive teenager partying and looking at a phone while at the venue. Ralph MacIntosh claimed he did not see a message about his positive test result until the morning after.

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IPL 2022: Exclusive - We're not natural-born activists, says Quinton de Kock

Lucknow Super Giants' Quinton de Kock breaks the silence in a candid conversation with TOI

The Conversation

'Cold case' gay murders: two books illuminate Australia's dark history of police and military violence

In 1972, Dr George Duncan was a newly employed law lecturer at the University of Adelaide. Late one night, he visited a well-known beat on the banks of the River Torrens where men would meet for sex. There, Duncan and another man, Roger James, were attacked and thrown into the…

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