Ceduna leaders say it’ll take more than a card to sort problems
A member of the State Voice and Mayor of Ceduna say there needs to be a more targeted approach for people affected by the abolition of the Cashless Debit Card.
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Four Aboriginal community Controlled Health Organisations in SA will receive a funding boost out of the Albanese government’s $100 million announcement to improve health outcomes for First Nations communities.
Trailblazing rockers to be inducted into the SA music Hall of Fame
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Boss charged with alleged rape of teenage employee
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Autistic student brutally beaten in sickening public school yard attack
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‘Rapist, pedophile’: Vile bullying claims at SA’s horror high
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A young female student removed herself from a Barossa school after she was “relentlessly” bullied, assaulted and threatened.
‘Stalled’: Poll reveals what Voice vote did to Aussie opinions
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