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Clare PeddieClimate and Environment editor

Clare Peddie is the climate and environment editor at The Advertiser driving the Green Zone campaign. She joined The Advertiser in 2006 having previously worked at the CSIRO, universities and research institutes. A passionate science communicator with an extensive and ever-expanding network of contacts, she thrives on exploring new ideas with talented people. Follow @ClarePeddie

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Robert Simms MLC talking to the media at Victoria Park, where a range of EVs were on show, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021. Picture: MATT LOXTON

Should SA turn off the gas for new homes too?

New York City is doing it, and the Vics too, now SA MPs are being called on to back a ban on gas to new homes. Vote in our poll.

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Chook poo factory refuses to pay fine for unbearable stench

Chook poo factory refuses to pay fine for unbearable stench

Locals say on some days, the odour from a chook poo factory is “unbearable” – but the processor is refusing to pay a fine, blaming something else entirely.

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The centre of the Milky Way as seen from Wirrina, supplied for a feature on Carrickalinga's bid to become Australia’s first Dark Sky Community. Must credit: The Backyard Universe

Starry nights by the sea: An Australian first

The night sky on this beach south of Adelaide looks set to become a global ecotourist attraction – and turning out the lights has the backing of the council and community.

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Horseracing - jockey Simon Ryan and racehorse Riviera Red go their separate ways as Malcolm Viant on Fireburst prepares to take evasive action during the Oakbank Maiden Hurdle, 22 Mar 1995. This photographer won

Banned: Oakbank will never have jumps racing again

Jumps racing was controversially dumped from the Oakbank Easter Carnival – now it’s destined to never return after a ban led by the Greens.

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Doctors make their protest felt in T-shirts

Doctors make their protest felt in T-shirts

South Aussie doctors are angry about hospital conditions – angry enough to dump their suits and scrubs and campaign with their T-shirts.

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Westport Primary School Principal Rebecca Huddy with year 1 students Max and Peggy, on June 28th, 2022, in Semaphore Park. Picture: Tom Huntley

The school that doesn’t want to let its students go

This primary school has students improving on every measure and now its leaders want to keep up the good work – right through high school.

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SA’s first First Nations Commissioner appointed

SA’s first First Nations Commissioner appointed

South Australia’s first Commissioner for First Nations Voice has been appointed, ahead of the state government’s pledge to introduce a Voice to Parliament as early as next year.

This school is out: Uni announces it is quitting Adelaide

This school is out: Uni announces it is quitting Adelaide

It was part of a vision for an international education precinct in Adelaide’s heart but Australia’s first foreign university has just announced it is going home.

How to turn your roof into a home power plant – and earn money

How to turn your roof into a home power plant – and earn money

You’ve got the solar panels on your roof, but how can you earn money for feeding power into the grid – and which scheme offers the most? Compare all the deals here.

Is this the moment SA’s uni merger push really starts?

Is this the moment SA’s uni merger push really starts?

Labor made exploring a merger between SA’s universities an election commitment – could it now be a step closer to reality?

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