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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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Elevated view of houses & rooftops in leafy eastern suburb of Adelaide during the transition from summer to autumn: sunny with autumn leaf colours. Note the many solar panels installed on the rooftops providing power generation for the city.

Labor’s green credentials under fire amid budget cuts

Labor’s environmental credentials have come under fire after funding for several green schemes were slashed or axed in the state budget, coinciding with a decline in Adelaide’s tree cover.

Coronavirus

Want another Covid booster but not eligible?

Here’s your shot at a fourth Covid jab – but you’ll need to be fast to get into this Adelaide uni trial.

SA News

A rock shelter with unknown cultural heritage value, known to climbers as the Bachelor Pad, near Horsnell Gully Conservation Park could be destroyed in the expansion of Hanson's White Rock Quarry. Residents group leader, Demetrios (Jim) Bastiras of Skye at the site. Picture: Clare Peddie

Secret ‘Bachelor Pad’ cave’s fate hangs on the edge

Could the secret cave known to rock climbers be saved from mining at Horsnell Gully, with the help of the Kaurna people?

Fearless Conversations

Bridging culture gap starts young

Should we teach Aboriginal language and culture in schools? What is the best approach to giving an acknowledgement of country? Will Aboriginal people have a voice to SA parliament?

SA News

Breed stats: Which suburb is stocked with Staffies?

Maltese, retrievers, oodles of poodles… Fashions in dog breeds can be mapped to local areas. See the top five dogs and cats for your council area.

SA Business

26/5/22. Eliza Teoh - 9yrs and Kazys Stephens - 9yrs with VR Headsets enjoying immersive technology at the Lumination Learning Lab, Thebarton. Picture: Keryn Stevens

Next stop NYC: Why Adelaide EdTech company is thriving

It started five years ago as a one-man band operating out of a garage in Semaphore. Now Adelaide company Lumination employs more than 120 people. Here’s why business is booming.

UPDATEDFederal Election

Steve Georganas supported by Premier Peter Malinauskas, who arrived with daughter, Sophie to join the voting lineup. 21 May 2022. Picture Dean Martin

Who’s in and who’s out in SA’s election races

The result may remain on a knife edge in two key SA battlegrounds but the outcome looks clear in these races.

SA News

Why garbage trucks are going up in flames on our streets

Roughly once a month, a suburban garbage truck is going up in flames. Find out what’s causing the bin blazes and why ‘hot loads’ get dumped in our streets.

SA News

UniSA will develop a satellite “selfie-stick” to improve ground observation and communications with Earth.Australia from space at night with city lights of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, view of Oceania, Australian desert, communication technology, 3d render of planet Earth, elements from NASA -

Pump up the selfie stick space jam – spot ya in orbit

Russians have blown up a satellite, sparking concerns about the safety of vital equipment in space. An SA manufacturing hub is working on a selfie stick that can check for damage.

SA News

Listed: SA’s 40 rising stars under 40

Meet South Australia’s 40 young rising stars of business, sport, politics, food, space, science, the environment and more.

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