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South Australia
‘Devastated’ Parents Face Son’s Alleged Killer in Court
‘We’re just so devastated that we’ve lost the most beautiful boy, William.’
COVID-19 INQUIRY: ‘Blurred Responsibilities’ Between State and Federal Governments
The SA, WA and Queensland governments all suggested more clarity was needed on the role of state and federal governments in the future.
Support for Labor Drops in WA, Amid Young Voters Swing
According to the analysis, the coalition’s primary vote is now higher than the Greens.
90 Percent of Indigenous People Did Not Vote in South Australia’s Voice Referendum
Just under 9 percent of Indigenous people—the only persons eligible to vote—chose to do so. The $10.3 million body will still be established.
Opinion: What the Liberals Should Learn From the Dunstan Defeat?
At a time when Australians are desperately seeking solutions to the many challenges facing the country, they are met with party infighting and a lack of vision.
3rd SA Council Replaces Acknowledgement of Country
The council also removed a prayer that omitted the word ‘God.’
Former South Australian Premier to Quit Politics, Triggering By-Election
Former Premier Steven Marshall said he was proud of his handling of the pandemic.
‘Rabies-Like’ ABLV Virus Found in Bat in South Australia
The Australian Bat Lyssavirus has been detected in the Australian state.
$40 Chicken Schnitzels: Hospitality Chief Warns Cutting Gas Could Cost Pubgoers
Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis has promised not to ban new gas connections in South Australia.
South Australia Omits ‘Christmas’ and ’Australia Day' From Public Holiday Legislation
The legislation declared Easter Sunday as a public holiday and increased the number of public holidays in South Australia from 11 to 12.
2 City Councils Vote to Scrap Indigenous Ceremonies During Meetings
Councillors of Northern Areas Council say the reason for the move is because Australia is ‘one country.’
‘Stop Herding Us Into a Cashless Society’: Calls for Pause on Bank Closures Following Optus Outage
The Optus outage has sparked fears of a world without cash.
