Is this the strangest gift an MP has ever declared?
A state MP has declared his pet dog Dusty – a bushfire survivor named after Richmond hardman Dustin Martin – on the updated register of interests. SEE WHAT YOUR MP HAS DECLARED
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Hydrogen supply deal fuels energy export hopes
SA’s bid to harness a lucrative clean hydrogen industry will get a shot in the arm, with Australia starting talks to become a major supplier to the world’s fourth largest economy.
Tasmania to benefit from German hydrogen deal
Tasmania’s bid to build a lucrative hydrogen industry will get a boost with Australia starting talks to become a major supplier for Germany.
New case, but not infectious
South Australia will consider reopening borders with the ACT and NSW on Friday, with the Premier saying it’s “not far off”. It comes as SA records a new case but it is not infectious.
PM’s border woes put SA student plan on hold
A plan to bring 300 international students back to SA to revive the $2.2bn sector is not likely to go ahead this month as the PM focuses his attention on internal border squabbles.
SA finally able to free up some virus bans
South Australia’s continued success in the fight against coronavirus is about to earn us the return of some treasured freedoms. SEE WHAT’S CHANGING
Tide turns as river buybacks wind-up
The Federal Government will end water buybacks in the Murray Darling, calling them a “blunt instrument” to recover water as a new report shows we’re on track to miss environmental targets.
Stranded Aussies plead for PM to have a heart
An SA couple stuck in South Africa, desperately trying to return home so their baby daughter can have surgery are among the stranded South Aussies calling for long-awaited help from home.
$5000 loans to help stranded Aussies
Aussies stuck overseas will be able to apply for taxpayer-funded loans of up to $5000 to cover daily costs or even plane tickets while a cap on international arrivals makes it tough to get home.
Plan to bring back overseas students on hold
A trial program to return 300 international uni students to Adelaide is on hold until the Prime Minister talks to the National Cabinet about caps on overseas arrivals.
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