Scheme to help renters become homeowners revealed
Long-term renters could soon be in their own homes sooner with the announcement of a new rent-to-buy scheme.
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Ex-One Nation star blasts party over ‘racism stigma’
A former One Nation star has escalated her attack on the party after a dramatic weekend resignation.
Last million-dollar man standing as UniSA hits merger milestone
Just one staffer remains on the UniSA payroll – and he’s got a salary double the Prime Minister’s.
Work begins on non-stop South Road – how long will it save you?
Work is starting on a major new phase of the South Road project but it may slow traffic in the short-term. Find out why.
Controversial anti-abortion lobbyist back in the spotlight
Lobbyist Joanna Howe is back in the public spotlight after spearheading a high-profile rally alongside a former Liberal heavyweight.
SA drought heartache as farmer’s suicide leaves ‘huge gap’ in community
Nicola Centofanti has read a heartbreaking letter in parliament telling of the devastating personal toll the SA drought is taking on our farmers.
Sinister fallout SA’s gay MPs fear from culture wars campaign
South Australia’s two openly gay politicians are seeing a rise in homophobic abuse and they blame culture wars fuelled in the federal election campaign.
Picton goes ham on ad lobby’s sandwich ban ‘scuttlebutt’
SA’s health minister is accusing advertising lobbyists of waging a campaign to keep their junk food revenue flowing.
Bombshell complaints upheld against Greens defector
Former SA Greens co-leader Tammy Franks is alleged to have made “disparaging remarks” about a disabled employee and was banned from branch meetings, leaked documents show.
High and dry: Whyalla port power struggle ends in state showdown
Premier Peter Malinauskas says the state government is stepping in and will override the control of Whyalla port.
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